Iran has conducted another round of missile drills across multiple cities, including Tehran, Isfahan, and Mashhad, marking its second such exercise in a month. State media released footage of the launches, though the exact locations remain unverified. Conflicting reports emerged as Iranian state outlets later denied any missile testing, claiming the visuals showed high-altitude aircraft instead.
According to NBC News, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is preparing to brief U.S. President Donald Trump on what Israel views as an escalating threat from Iran’s ballistic missile program. Western powers consider Iran’s missile capabilities a major security risk for the Middle East, fearing they could eventually serve as delivery systems for nuclear weapons—an allegation Tehran continues to deny.
Israeli officials reportedly believe Iran has resumed rebuilding nuclear enrichment facilities damaged in a U.S. airstrike earlier this year. As a result, Tel Aviv is exploring military options and coordinating with Washington, fueling renewed concerns of a potential confrontation between the two long-time adversaries.
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