The United States military is considering renaming its ongoing conflict with Iran to 'Operation Sledgehammer' if current ceasefire negotiations fail. This potential name change from 'Operation Epic Fury' reflects the Trump administration's serious contemplation of resuming major combat operations, which initially began on February 28. The name change would also allow President Donald Trump to reset the 60-day congressional approval clock for military action. The Trump administration previously announced the end of Operation Epic Fury after a ceasefire was agreed upon in early April, but the Pentagon continues to assert that the operation remains ongoing. Recently, tensions have escalated as both nations exchanged fire, with Trump rejecting Iran's latest proposal to end the conflict, labeling it as “Totally Unacceptable!” He described the current ceasefire as “unbelievably weak,” indicating a precarious situation. Under the 1973 War Powers Resolution, the president is required to inform Congress within 48 hours of initiating combat operations, and if congressional approval is not obtained, military forces must withdraw within 60 days.