Israel elections: Netanyahu's fate tied to Iran attack plan as Pentagon on alert
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Pentagon documents indicate preparations for US military bases to sustain operations without external support, anticipating a major conflict that could threaten domestic critical infrastructure. The move signals heightened readiness for a large-scale war scenario, though specifics on threat assessments remain undisclosed. This marks a notable shift toward resilience planning for homeland defense.
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The Pentagon has initiated the 'FORTRESS' (also referred to as 'Forteca') plan, directing US military bases to achieve 90-day self-sufficiency in energy and provisions for autonomous operations. This initiative is reportedly driven by concerns over grid-collapse scenarios and major conflict contingencies, potentially involving China, which could disrupt critical infrastructure and supply chains. While the plan's existence is partially confirmed by multiple sources citing leaked documents, specific details regarding nuclear microreactor deployment, timelines, and affected bases remain unconfirmed by official DoD statements.
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