'Stay Away From Americans': IRGC'S Big Warning To Gulf Residents Ahead Of Potential Attacks

Has Iran held back its ballistic missile power in the ongoing conflict? A new US intelligence assessment suggests Tehran may still have significant arsenal in reserve despite weeks of sustained strikes by the United States and Israel. According to a U.S. media report, nearly 50 percent of Iran’s missile launchers remain intact, along with thousands of one-way attack drones that have yet to be deployed. Officials warn that Iran’s military retains the capability to unleash widespread damage across the region if tensions escalate further. The assessment also indicates that many of Iran’s coastal defense cruise missiles have not been heavily targeted, pointing to possible gaps in the current air campaign. This more measured intelligence picture contrasts with claims by Donald Trump, who has said Iran’s military capabilities have been largely dismantled.