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“Is Iran getting ready to strike the United States?” That’s the question exploding across headlines after a shocking new claim from Tehran. Iran now says it still hasn’t used a large portion of its missile arsenal… even after weeks of war with the U.S. and Israel. So what does that actually mean? And should anyone be worried?

A senior spokesperson from Iran’s Defense Ministry, Brigadier General Reza Talaei-Nik, made the claim during rising tensions in early April 2026. His message was blunt: Iran still has “a significant portion” of its missile power untouched.

This comes right after intense fighting between Iran, the U.S., and Israel—where missiles, drones, and airstrikes were exchanged across multiple fronts.

The conflict began in late February 2026, when the U.S. and Israel launched large-scale strikes on Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure. Iran responded with waves of ballistic missiles and drones targeting Israeli territory and U.S. regional bases.


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00:20Is Iran getting ready to strike the United States?
00:24That's the question exploding across headlines after a shocking new claim from Tehran.
00:29Iran now says it still hasn't used a large portion of its missile arsenal,
00:34even after weeks of war with the US and Israel.
00:37So what does that actually mean?
00:39And should anyone be worried?
00:41A senior spokesperson from Iran's defence ministry, Brigadier General Reza Talayeh Nik,
00:47made the claim during rising tensions in early April 2026.
00:51His message was blunt.
00:53Iran still has a significant portion of its missile power untouched.
00:57This comes right after intense fighting between Iran, the US and Israel,
01:02where missiles, drones and air strikes were exchanged across multiple fronts.
01:07The conflict began in late February 2026,
01:10when the US and Israel launched large-scale strikes on Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure.
01:16Iran responded with waves of ballistic missiles and drones targeting Israeli territory and US regional bases.
01:23For weeks, the region was on edge, especially around critical choke points like the Strait of Hormuz.
01:30Then came a fragile ceasefire in April, but the tension never really disappeared.
01:35Now Iran is saying something surprising.
01:38Even during the war, it held back much of its missile arsenal.
01:42According to Iranian officials, large stockpiles were not deployed at all.
01:47They also claimed their forces maintained operational strength and even control over parts of the battlefield until the ceasefire.
01:55On paper, Iran's missile force is one of its biggest deterrents.
01:59Thousands of short, medium and long-range systems built over decades.
02:04By saying it still has unused capability, Tehran is sending a message.
02:09We were not fully fighting… yet.
02:11And that message is being interpreted in two very different ways.
02:15As a warning of escalation potential, or as strategic psychological signalling,
02:21Western and Israeli assessments paint a more damaging picture for Iran.
02:25They claim many missile sites were hit, launches destroyed, and production slowed significantly during the conflict.
02:32Some estimates suggest up to a third of Iran's missile stockpile was damaged or degraded.
02:37Still, even those reports admit something important.
02:40Iran was not disarmed.
02:43Here's the key reality check.
02:44There is no confirmed evidence Iran is preparing a direct attack on the US experts.
02:49Say these statements are part of deterrence messaging, meant to project strength after heavy fighting and ongoing negotiations.
02:56But in a region already tense, even messaging becomes part of the battlefield.
03:01So is Iran ready to bomb the US soon?
03:05Right now there's no proof of that.
03:06But what is clear is this.
03:08Iran is signalling that its military capacity is far from gone.
03:12And the balance of power in this fragile ceasefire is still very much in motion.
03:17And in situations like this, words themselves can be just as powerful as missiles.
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