Trump weighs multi-day military campaign against Iran, The Atlantic reports

Trump is weighing a multi-day military campaign against Iran, likely after the US midterm elections, The Atlantic reported, citing officials.

• The Atlantic reported, citing officials, that potential targets include Iran's missile, drone, energy and nuclear sites.
• Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced "Economic Pariah" sanctions against a law firm in Panama and Greece, shipping agents in Singapore and the UAE, and freight vessels.
• The report said Netanyahu urged Trump to launch new US-Israeli strikes to topple Iran's regime; his office denied he pressed for strikes before the elections.
• Revolutionary Guard spokesman Hossein Mohbi named seven fiber-optic cables under the Strait of Hormuz as potential new targets and said Iran would use "new weapons."
• ABC News reported, citing Israeli sources, that US and Israeli militaries prepared plans for joint strikes against Iran after the midterms, targeting nuclear sites.
• The White House said no attack on Iran would occur before the November 3 midterm elections.
• Iran's Revolutionary Guard threatened to expand the war and target US bases if the Navy keeps escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz.