President Donald Trump is considering a US Central Command plan for recurring limited strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, Axios reported Monday, citing three US officials. The aim is to stop Iran rebuilding the radar, air-defence and anti-ship missile capacity it needs to hit vessels accurately. One official described the logic as "mow the lawn." Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth endorsed the plan and sent it to the White House several days ago. Trump had not signed off before the weekend. The weekend may have decided it for him. On 30 August, US forces destroyed two Revolutionary Guard rocket launchers on Larak Island that CENTCOM said were preparing to fire rockets carrying sea mines into the strait — the first American attack on Iranian soil in over a month. Before dawn, the IRGC answered with missiles and drones against the King Hussein and Al Azraq air bases in Jordan, in an operation it named "Punishment of the Aggressor." Jordan's army intercepted eight missile...