Iran, as a regional power, is preparing to respond to any new attacks from the U.S. and the Israeli regime. This action comes amid growing concerns from Gulf countries about the possibility of a new round of conflicts, the consequences of which could be heavier for the entire region than before.
Iran's Military Readiness
According to obtained information, Iranian military commanders have been instructed to be ready for an immediate and unrestricted geographical response to any new attacks. The Iranian army has warned that a renewed attack from the U.S. and Israel could expand the scope of the war to wider areas. This demonstrates Iran's determination and will to defend its sovereignty and confront any external threats.
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Missile and Drone Capabilities
Despite months of airstrikes, Iran has maintained its ability to produce advanced missiles and drones. Western officials announced in October that Tehran, despite existing challenges, has the capacity to replace part of its military stockpiles and still possesses significant ballistic missiles and some noteworthy anti-ship weapons.
“Emil Hokayem,” director of regional security at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, believes that Iran has become much more prepared for another round of battle. He pointed out that Iran's previous responses to attacks indicate that the country has learned from past experiences and has the ability to adapt its military strategy to new conditions.
Diplomatic Efforts in the Region
In light of the tensions in the region, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have recently visited Tehran and made mediation efforts. However, disagreements still persist, which could lead to increased tensions. In this context, analysts believe that efforts should be made to prevent the escalation of conflicts.
Messages from Military Analysts
“Daniel Davis,” a retired Army officer and foreign policy analyst, also emphasized to Washington's war-hungry officials that Iran cannot be defeated militarily. He stated that Iran has been continuously building defensive fortifications to counter any attacks.
Davis also warned the President of the United States that he must accept the objective realities of war with Iran and make decisions based on them. He believes that escalating tensions could incur heavy costs for the United States and that it would be better to exit this dangerous cycle.
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