Trump Weighs Resuming Strikes on Iran as Military Commander Briefs on Options US officials are advising Middle East countries to prepare for potential renewed military action against Iran following the midterm elections, as President Donald Trump weighs resuming strikes on the country. Meanwhile, the Pentagon's top military planner, Army Lt Gen Brett Sylvia, has been fired for alleged leaks of classified information. America's top Middle East commander, Admiral Brad Cooper, has reportedly briefed President Donald Trump on attack options to resume the war in Iran. The meeting included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and General Dan Caine, the Joint Chiefs Chairman. Trump is weighing options to resume attacks on Iran amid concerns about Iran's potential retaliation and the US blockade in the region. US officials have been in talks with several Middle East countries, advising them to be prepared for potential renewed military action against Iran after the midterm elections.Additionally, authorities have been investigating alleged leaks of classified information by Pentagon's top military planner, Army Lt Gen Brett Sylvia. Sylvia was fired after reportedly leaking sensitive information about the war in Iran and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The news comes as Trump has previously said he is considering ordering new military action against Iran once the midterm elections are over.