CIREBON NEWS – President of the United States (US), Donald Trump claims to have destroyed 90 percent of Iran’s missile production. Apart from that, Iran’s drone production has also decreased by 82 percent.
Meanwhile, military analysts say that Iran still has thousands of drones and missiles stored in secret warehouses. These weapons are ready to be used if necessary, including in a long war against the US and Israel.
Despite claiming to have destroyed missile production and eliminated Iranian Navy warships, Donald Trump stated that he was ready to continue the war in the Gulf Region.
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If peace talks stall and reach an impasse, Trump said, the US military would consider continuing the war. “We are in a situation that some people call war,” Trump said.
“I don’t know if it’s because of stubbornness, in fact, no one knows what the conversation was about except me and a few other people. They [Iran] really want to make a deal,” Trump said.
“We have a problem because no one knows for sure who the leaders are in Iran. They seem to have a hard time making decisions,” Trump said.
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“I don’t know if we need it [untuk memulai kembali perang]… We may need it,” Trump said, adding the possibility of the US withdrawing troops from Italy and Spain to strengthen the offensive.
Meanwhile, Tehran is now on alert to face any possibility of conflict with the US and Israel. Iran is now tightening its air defense.
Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reported that Iran’s air defense had increased its alertness after discovering the presence of a number of small planes and surveillance drones.
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The report stated that the sound of air defense could still be heard in several parts of the capital, including in the western, central and southeastern regions.
Iran suspects that the ceasefire period was used by the US to carry out surprise attacks after collecting intelligence data via surveillance drones.***
