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Trump aides plot short powerful action near Hormuz as Iran nuclear talks stall
International
Published on 30 April 2026
Central Command drafts limited strikes—without Trump OK
US Central Command has reportedly drawn up plans for limited strikes on Iran to break a deadlock in nuclear negotiations, even as President Trump has not authorized any military action. Trump is said to prefer a naval blockade strategy, which Iran warns could trigger unprecedented retaliation if pressure continues.
- US Central Command reportedly prepared limited strike options on Iran
- President Trump has not authorized military action yet
- Trump reportedly favors a naval blockade near Hormuz
- Iran warns blockade steps could provoke unprecedented action
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