The next round will look different: Iran's lessons learned - and the relative advantage it will try to exploit

Israel assesses that the next round against Iran will differ from previous ones, identifying for the first time a significant learning process by the enemy in real time. Tehran is expected to rely on missile and air defense arrays. The issue of 450 kg of enriched uranium remains open.

Israel believes that the next round against Iran will be different from its predecessors, and for the first time identifies a significant learning process by the enemy in real time. The Israeli aspiration is for a quick and intense campaign, but there is an understanding that its development is unpredictable. According to assessments, Tehran has made adjustments and will rely on missile and air defense arrays, not on its air force, facing Israeli and American air superiority. Cooperation with the US will remain central, with each side having relative advantages. The issue of 450 kg of enriched uranium remaining in Iran remains open, and Israel assesses that it will need to be removed through an agreement or other means.