According to Fox News, the Pentagon is preparing its major bases to run for at least 90 days without outside support, including the civilian grid, in the event of a global war. The story is circulating alongside an AI-generated nuclear image posted by Netanyahu.
The news came through an unusual channel: **Fox News** reports that the Pentagon is preparing its main military bases to operate for at least **90 days** without external support. That includes electricity, fuel, water and supplies. The scenario behind the plan is a global war capable of damaging power grids and supply chains.
## What operating off the civilian grid means
A base running 90 days off the civilian grid needs its own power generation, fuel and water reserves, and stocks of spare parts. It is a logistical autonomy exercise that raises routine maintenance costs. As Fox reports it, the plan anticipates that war could also affect critical infrastructure on US soil.
## Netanyahu's image and the nuclear noise
At the same time, an AI-generated image of a nuclear mushroom cloud posted by **Netanyahu** on Instagram is circulating. The coincidence of both items fuels talk of escalation. It is worth separating the two: one thing is an operational continuity plan, quite another a visual message that does not constitute any official announcement.
## Why it matters for the economy
Global supply chains depend on shipping routes and stable energy infrastructure. A military plan of this kind does not move prices on its own, but it does convey the sense of risk that markets price in. Preparing bases for 90 days is logistics, not a prediction of conflict.
Caution: this is journalistic reporting on military plans, not an official confirmation or investment advice.
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