Tehran is preparing for potential new military confrontations by raising its defensive readiness and rehabilitating the military arsenal affected by previous conflicts, amid escalating tensions with the American side, according to Bloomberg. In a related context, Iranian military spokesperson Mohammad
Akraminia confirmed, in statements reported by the Iranian Students News Agency, that the country now possesses deterrence systems far exceeding its previous levels compared to before the crisis. The military official explained that engineering operations successfully maintained and repaired wide
sectors of damaged equipment, in addition to supplying modern technologies aimed at expanding the geographical areas covered by radar and defense systems. These measures coincide with statements issued by US President Donald Trump during an interview with Newsmax, where he
avoided ruling out the option of resorting to heavy strategic weapons against Tehran in the post-midterm congressional elections phase.
