President Donald Trump is considering military strikes against Iran, potentially within ten to fifteen days, if diplomatic efforts fail to secure an agreement that addresses Iran's nuclear program, ballistic missile capabilities, and support for regional proxies. This threat follows two indirect negotiation sessions between the U.S. and Iran that yielded no significant progress. The U.S. has significantly increased its military presence in the Persian Gulf, deploying thirteen warships including the USS Abraham Lincoln and the USS Gerald Ford, along with a large air fleet and tens of thousands of soldiers. While Trump claims to have previously "annihilated" Iran's nuclear program, recent internal dissent in Iran and Trump's promise to aid the Iranian people complicate the situation. The potential consequences of such strikes are highly uncertain, with experts warning of regional destabilization, potential regime strengthening, or widespread chaos, while Arab Gulf monarchies have cautioned against intervention.