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US intelligence: Iran determined to continue war, weighing major escalation

Summary by Ynet News
New US assessments suggest Tehran believes it better understands its military strengths, the limits of American pressure and the leverage provided by the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears the conflict could drag on or escalate further

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Iran has become more confident in its capabilities and "seems determined to continue the conflict for months, with the aim of frustrating the United States," also in view of the mid-term elections in November. This is what the New York Times writes, citing officials aware of U.S. intelligence reports drawn up in recent weeks. Although the resumption of the fighting seems limited, the dynamics of Iranian attacks seem to suggest that the Tehran go…

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US intelligence reports reveal a worrying shift in Tehran's perception • The Iranian regime has gained self-confidence and is determined to continue the conflict for the long term | Israel preparing for the worst-case scenario (military and security)

Iran wants to remain in a formal war with the US and plans a significant escalation to increase the economic and political costs for the Americans.

US intelligence reports have revealed that Iran has become more confident in its ability to attack targets in the Middle East and appears determined to continue the conflict for months to thwart the United States.

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Ynet News broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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