President Donald Trump has reportedly approved U.S. military strike plans targeting Iran—particularly its nuclear facilities, including the fortified Fordow enrichment site—but has so far withheld a final order to execute the operation, according to senior officials cited by the Wall Street Journal and other major outlets. The decision comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East following Israeli strikes on Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure and threats of retaliation from Tehran. The Pentagon confirmed that strike options have been reviewed and are ready for execution pending presidential authorization. Trump’s pause reflects his attempt to use military pressure as leverage in deterring Iran from advancing its nuclear program. “May do it, may not do it,” Trump reportedly told his advisers behind...