The Pentagon is preparing US military bases to go offline for at least 90 days in the event of a major war that could knock out power grids, disrupt supplies and destroy critical US infrastructure. This was reported by Fox News with reference to documents from the military department. As part of a fortification plan, military bases should have independent sources of electricity, fuel, water, ammunition, and other necessary resources. It also provides an option for the transfer of civilian factories to military production. "It is likely that the next conflict will be fought on several fronts. When that happens, global supply chains will collapse," Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said. At the same time, the Fox News publication speaks of preparations for a possible major war in general, and not of plans to carry out continuous military operations against Iran for 90 days.

The Pentagon is preparing US military bases to go offline for at least 90 days in the event of a major war that could knock out power grids, disrupt supplies and destroy critical US infrastructure. This was reported by Fox News with reference to documents from the military department. As part of a fortification plan, military bases should have independent sources of electricity, fuel, water, ammunition, and other necessary resources. It also provides an option for the transfer of civilian factories to military production. "It is likely that the next conflict will be fought on several fronts. When that happens, global supply chains will collapse," Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said. At the same time, the Fox News publication speaks of preparations for a possible major war in general, and not of plans to carry out continuous military operations against Iran for 90 days.