The United States and Israel are considering a surgical strike on Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities, Foreign Policy magazine says.
Based on a source reported to be close to discussions between the sides, the report published Monday maintains the strike may only take "a couple of hours" involving a "day or two," and would be conducted using "primarily bombers and drone support."
If such a strike is carried out it would set the Iranian nuclear program back many years, the report said and would do so without civilian casualties. Benefits of such a strike would be regional, Foreign Policy says.
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