The easy targets may be gone. According to JFeed, military analysts say the remaining Iranian assets that could be targeted in any future U.S. operation are significantly tougher to hit. Many are now hidden deep underground, constantly on the move, or heavily protected, making them far more difficult to locate and destroy.
The report notes that after months of military action, many fixed sites have already been damaged, leaving behind a smaller pool of strategic targets. Experts say any future strikes would likely require more advanced planning, specialized weapons, and better intelligence.
The assessment comes as Washington weighs diplomacy against further military action, with both sides still engaged in fragile negotiations. The report was published by JFeed, citing ongoing Pentagon discussions and military analyses.
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