Iran ready for new phase of war with Israel and US - assessment

Iran has restored key military capabilities destroyed in the previous conflict and is rapidly resuming ballistic missile production, according to Israeli sources cited by Daily Alert. The IDF acknowledges damage but is monitoring the recovery. Gulf states are investing billions in projects to reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz. US allies doubt Trump's ability to achieve a diplomatic settlement, with some considering reducing the American military presence.

Iran has restored key military capabilities destroyed in the previous conflict with Israel and the US, and is rapidly resuming ballistic missile production, according to the Daily Alert publication, citing Israeli sources. The IDF acknowledges serious damage to Iran's military potential but notes that Tehran is already rebuilding infrastructure, which Israeli forces are closely monitoring. Meanwhile, Gulf states are investing billions of dollars in pipelines, storage facilities, and other projects to reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian control over this crucial route. Against this backdrop, Arab and Western officials note that US allies increasingly doubt Donald Trump's ability to achieve a diplomatic settlement with Iran, and some states are considering whether to continue hosting large American military bases. Earlier reports indicated that within the allotted 60 days, the US and Iran failed to turn June agreements into a full accord, and CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper advocates resuming joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran, including potential attacks on oil and gas facilities.