You have used Terraform to create an ephemeral development environment in the cloud and are now ready to destroy all the infrastructure described by your Terraform configuration. To be safe, you would

`terraform plan -destroy` generates an execution plan that explicitly shows exactly what would be destroyed without performing the destruction, serving the purpose of previewing deletions.

It is indeed possible to show resources that will be deleted from the infrastructure, either via `terraform plan -destroy` or by the initial output of `terraform destroy`.

The `terraform state rm` command removes resource instances from the Terraform state and outputs the list of resources being removed, indicating they are no longer managed by Terraform and could be considered for manual deletion or future destructive actions.

Running `terraform destroy` without the `-auto-approve` flag will first generate and display a plan detailing all the infrastructure resources it intends to delete, asking for explicit confirmation before proceeding with the actual destruction.