Trump plans new Iran strikes after midterm elections

US President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to resume attacks in the Iran war immediately after the November midterm elections, according to US media reports. The Trump administration has informed Gulf allies to prepare for a series of short, intense strikes potentially starting November 4, the day after the elections. A White House official declined to comment on sensitive military plans but said Trump keeps all options on the table to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The US has not struck Iran since September 1, with Trump previously pledging no attacks during the midterm campaign. Experts say renewed military pressure faces complications due to growing divisions among Republican supporters over Iran policy and America's global role.