The reconstruction of Iran's ballistic missile force has occurred faster than anyone predicted.

Iran has a large industrial base that produces drones for Russia to use against Ukraine, in addition to ballistic missiles and air defense systems.

Iran's navy has lost 40 ships, submarines, and frigates in the current conflict.

Israel's missile defense system, which includes Arrow, David's Sling, and Iron Dome, has incorporated laser-based weapons for the first time in the current war.

The Iranian regime massacred 30,000 of its own people during protests in early January 2026.

Israel is deploying laser weapons for missile and drone defense, with each shot costing less than a dollar.

Israel successfully eliminated 40 leaders of the Iranian leadership and top military generals in a 40-second operation.

During a previous war in June, Iran launched 1,054 drones at Israel, of which only two penetrated Israeli defenses.

The war between the US/Israel coalition and Iran began on February 28, 2026.

Threats from Iran have blocked 20% of global oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.

Hezbollah possesses more ballistic missiles than any single country in Europe.

US and Israeli F-15 formations are sharing targeting information in real-time, with US forces passing targets to Israeli jets after expending their own munitions.

In the current conflict with Iran, Israel is responsible for the northern part, including Tehran, while the US is responsible for protecting its assets in the Gulf and southern Iran.

The primary adversaries of the United States form an axis comprising China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.

Amos Yadlin predicts that by 2027, Israel will have achieved normalization with the rest of the Arab and Islamic world, including countries like Indonesia.

Amos Yadlin predicts that by 2027, China will have observed the US military's performance in the Middle East and may change its attitude towards Taiwan as a result.

Regime change in Iran cannot be achieved from the air alone and would require boots on the ground, which neither the United States nor Israel are willing to commit.

The Israeli Air Force is currently operating as part of the US Central Command (CENTCOM).