BlockBeats News, June 14th. According to CCTV, US sources revealed that in May, the US military had formulated an operation plan considering sending ground troops into Iran to forcibly seize Iran's enriched uranium stockpile. After this plan was abandoned, the US military is now working on a new plan to remove Iran's enriched uranium.

On the 12th, US sources announced that two officials stated that General Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, urgently returned to US Central Command on May 19th to be briefed on the plan to seize Iran's enriched uranium. According to this plan, the US military planned to seize the enriched uranium deeply buried in underground tunnels at Iranian nuclear facilities in Isfahan and Natanz. Milley then reported this plan to US President Trump. After receiving a warning that such an operation could "provoke strong Iranian retaliation, prolong the conflict, and intensify global economic turmoil," Trump did not approve the plan.

According to US military assessments, the "acceptable level of risk" for this operation was rated as "high" to "very high," meaning that even if successful, it would result in significant casualties among US troops.