Watch: How US could become involved in attacks on Iran
US President Donald Trump is considering whether to join Israel's campaign against Iran's military and nuclear capabilities.
The White House has said that he will make a decision within two weeks.
A spokesperson added that Mr Trump still sees a window for diplomacy to address Israeli and US demands on Iran's nuclear programme.
But what would US involvement in the conflict look like?
Our reporter Jackie Fox looks at what could destroy Iran's underground enrichment facilities.
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