President Donald Trump says he is close to deciding whether the United States will carry out what he describes as a “massive attack” against Iran. Speaking to Axios, Trump said he is “considering a massive attack” and that it would be “bigger than ever before.” Multiple outlets report Trump characterized the potential action as an escalation beyond recent U.S. strikes. The Hill notes the comments come as the U.S. military continues a sequence of air and other strikes against targets in the context of the conflict with Iran, describing Wednesday as part of a 12-day run of consecutive attacks. The Guardian also reports Trump said the United States is “all set for it,” linking the timing of possible escalation to ongoing developments, including oil prices returning above $100 a barrel and attacks in the Red Sea involving Houthi strikes on Saudi tankers. Other reports repeat Trump’s Axios remarks without adding new operational details. Across the coverage, the key point is Trump’s claim that a decision is imminent, while the sources do not specify the exact date, scope, or target list for any planned action.