The war between Iran and Israel is entering a more dangerous phase, and defense experts warn the conflict may last for a long time. Military analyst Ashwini Siwan said misinformation and psychological warfare have become major tools in the ongoing conflict. During wars, both sides often spread propaganda and false claims to weaken the enemy’s morale. Recently, rumors about the death or poor health of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spread widely on social media, but Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office denied the claims and confirmed he is safe. Experts say Iran still has a large stockpile of missiles, rockets, and drones, while the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps remains operational with decentralized command centers. Analysts also note that rumors about leaders like Ali Khamenei are part of psychological warfare. Meanwhile, the conflict appears to be expanding across the Middle East, with reported strikes near the United States Embassy in Baghdad raising regional security concerns.
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