Israel, US Intelligence Assess Iran May Consider Expanding Missile Strikes
Intelligence assessments in both Israel and the United States indicate that Iranian leadership is considering the possibility of expanding missile fire towards Israel. However, Israeli security officials emphasize that there is no immediate threat in the near future, and operational readiness and civilian guidelines remain unchanged, beyond heightened vigilance and ongoing monitoring.
Despite this consideration, current assessments suggest Iran has no clear interest in escalating the conflict at this time. Tehran understands that direct fire into Israeli territory would likely trigger a broad regional escalation.
Simultaneously, Iranian decision-makers are reportedly evaluating all strategic implications, particularly concerning the administration of then-U.S. President Trump. While Trump sought regional calm, Iran is reportedly exploring whether an aggressive move could alter the strategic equation and exert internal political pressure on him ahead of midterm elections.
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