Pakistan, July 30 -- Senior US military leaders are reportedly divided over how to respond to the escalating conflict with Iran, exposing differences within Washington over whether to expand military operations or adopt a more cautious approach.

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According to US media reports, Admiral Brad Cooper, commander of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), is advocating for a large-scale air campaign against Iran that could last up to two weeks. The proposed operation would reportedly target key Iranian military assets in an effort to weaken the country's operational capabilities.

However, other senior officials, including General Kane and US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, are...