Iran seen preparing for renewed conflict with US and Israel
Iran is likely preparing for renewed conflict with the United States and Israel, according to an assessment cited in the supplied material.
The report points to military drills and the repositioning of assets as signs of continued readiness.
The assessment says Tehran remains in possession of significant missile stockpiles.
It links that stockpile to the view that Iran's military posture has not been fully reduced after earlier tensions.
The development matters because it suggests the risk of renewed confrontation remains elevated even without a new attack being reported.
Any sign of sustained readiness by Iran is likely to be watched closely in Washington and Jerusalem.
The assessment was made by the Washington-based Institute for the Study of War, which said the observed activity points to preparation rather than a one-off movement.
The supplied material does not give further detail on the drills or the locations involved.
No casualties, strikes or immediate diplomatic response are mentioned in the available rows.
