🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷⚡️ — Western intelligence assessments say Iran reduced the impact of U.S.-Israeli strikes through extensive pre-war planning, allowing it to preserve key missile and drone capabilities and maintain command structures by quickly replacing killed leaders, Bloomberg reports.

➡️ Despite heavy infrastructure damage and the loss of senior figures, Iran is believed to still possess significant reserves of long-range missiles and thousands of drones, meaning it could respond if fighting resumes.

➡️ Dispersal of launchers and decentralization of command helped limit the damage, though continued strikes would still be needed to further degrade its capabilities.

➡️ These findings contradict claims by the Trump administration that Iran’s military had been largely destroyed, instead suggesting Tehran remains operationally capable and could use the ceasefire period to rebuild.