Iran has been carrying out continuous missile strikes across various regions of Israel, according to the report. Analysts suggest the objective is to strain Israel’s air defense network and gradually deplete its missile interception capacity. In recent hours, air raid sirens have sounded multiple times in Beersheba, a southern city in the Negev desert, as well as in northern parts of the country.

Experts believe Iran’s strategy is to keep Israel’s defense systems under constant pressure by forcing them to respond to simultaneous attacks in multiple areas. This approach is reportedly causing Israel’s interceptor stockpiles to be used up quickly, which analysts interpret as part of Iran’s broader plan to weaken Israel’s defensive readiness.

The report also notes that Iran seeks to demonstrate to the world that its military capabilities remain intact despite a week of sustained air and missile attacks by the United States and Israel. Analysts indicate that Iran continues to possess the capacity to strike Israel and other regional targets, using the current conflict to showcase its resilience.