05.03.2026 19:23
U.S.-based Politico raised a concerning claim regarding the Iran war. According to the report, CENTCOM requested the assignment of more military intelligence officers to its headquarters at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa to provide support for Iranian operations for at least 100 days.
According to Politico's report, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has requested the Pentagon to assign more military intelligence officers to its headquarters at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, for at least 100 days, likely until September, to support operations against Iran.
"REQUEST FOR INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR 100 DAYS"
According to a report by the U.S.-based magazine Politico, the U.S. Central Forces Command (CENTCOM) has requested an urgent reinforcement of intelligence personnel from the Pentagon to support operations against Iran. It is stated that these new officers, who are to be assigned to MacDill Air Force Base in Florida for at least 100 days, will play an active role in target identification and operational analysis processes.
THE POSSIBILITY OF THE IRAN WAR EXTENDING IS INCREASING
This development has increased concerns that the war could last for months, contradicting previous statements from the Washington administration that the operation would end within a few weeks. Experts argue that this 100-day planning is an indication that the U.S. is preparing for a long-term conflict cycle in the region and that Iran's retaliatory capacity is more resilient than expected.
THE WHITE HOUSE HAS NOT CLOSED THE DOOR TO GROUND OPERATIONS
On the other hand, White House spokesperson Leavitt addressed the agenda regarding Iran during a press briefing.
Leavitt implied that the option of American soldiers stepping into Iran is possible by stating, "This is not currently part of the operational plan, but I will never rule out any military option on behalf of the President, and the President will not do that either."
Leavitt noted that no U.S. president would want to limit military options or bind themselves in this regard, expressing that every possibility remains on the table.