Rejecting claims by United States and Israel, Iran has asserted that its missile production and military strength remain intact. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated that its capabilities have not declined and warned that the war will become even more dangerous as it expands. Iran has clearly defined its targets: Israel as primary, the US as secondary, and Gulf nations as tertiary. Over the past 24 hours, the intensity of attacks has reportedly doubled, with missiles and drones striking across Israel and the Gulf region, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates. Key Israeli locations like Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and the Haifa Oil Refinery have been targeted, with Iran reportedly using advanced multi-warhead ballistic missiles such as the “Nasrullah.” Despite US and Israeli claims of destroying Iran’s military infrastructure, including missile launchers and leadership figures, Iran continues aggressive retaliation. Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that Iran’s missile arsenal and nuclear infrastructure are heavily degraded, while Donald Trump stated that Iran is “being decimated.” However, continued US troop deployments and naval reinforcements suggest the conflict is far from over. Reports indicate Iran may still possess 2,500–3,000 missiles and maintains underground missile facilities and drone bases.
