America: Surge in Pizza Orders Around the Pentagon Sparks Speculation - Sarmad

Fast-food restaurants in the vicinity of the “Security Compound” in the US capital, Washington, DC, recorded a surge in activity over the past 24 hours, bringing the “Pizza Index” back into the spotlight as one of the most prominent informal tools for predicting major political and military moves.

According to reports tracking logistical activity around the Pentagon and the State Department building, late-night food delivery orders rose by 357% on Sunday compared to the normal rate.

These orders were concentrated in the hours following midnight, suggesting emergency meetings of operations and strategic planning teams.

On Friday, it was confirmed that Iran is ready to strike the “appropriate deal,” while Washington is monitoring “what is happening” in the conflict.

When asked whether US military options with Iran are limited, Trump told reporters, “This simply means we are watching what is happening.”

Last week, Washington threatened to impose the harshest financial sanctions ever in an effort to overthrow the Iranian leadership.

The “Pizza Index” is based on a simple premise: that officials and decision-makers in centers of power do not leave their offices during major crises, leading them to order large quantities of pizza to feed staff working overtime.