White House Reportedly Drafting Post-War Strategy to Contain Iran
Axios reports the plan is in early stages and aims to guide US Middle East policy after the Iran war ends and through the remainder of Trump's term.

The White House is developing a strategy for containing Iran after the current conflict ends, according to a report by Axios cited by TASS.
The plan is described as being in the early stages of drafting. It is intended to guide the United States' approach to the Middle East once the Iran war concludes, the report said.
According to the same report, the strategy would also shape US policy for the remainder of President Trump's term, covering the final two years in office.
Further details about the specific measures under consideration, the officials involved in drafting the plan, or a timeline for its completion were not disclosed in the available reporting.
TASS attributed the information to Axios; neither outlet's original report provided additional specifics at the time of publication.
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