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The latest assessment report released by US intelligence shows that in the six months since the US launched military action against Iran, Iran is “more confident” in its ability to attack US military targets in the Middle East. At the same time, it seems determined to continue confronting the US, at least until the November midterm US congressional elections. According to a report in the US “New York Times” on September 4, several US officials revealed after reading the intelligence agency's latest assessment report that this report shows that after several months of fighting, Iran is more aware of its “military strength” and more convinced of the importance of the Strait of Hormuz. Judging from the current situation, although Iran is under both military and economic pressure from the US, there is no indication that Iran intends to reach any kind of agreement with the US. If Iran is attacked again in the future, its reaction may be similar to the previous one, which is to launch a counterattack on US military bases and other targets in the Middle East region. Some US officials believe that Iran may try to delay the war until at least November's midterm US congressional elections, and Iran believes that it will be difficult for the US military to launch large-scale attacks due to the reduction in weapons stocks.

Zhitongcaijing·09/05/2026 08:17:00
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The latest assessment report released by US intelligence shows that in the six months since the US launched military action against Iran, Iran is “more confident” in its ability to attack US military targets in the Middle East. At the same time, it seems determined to continue confronting the US, at least until the November midterm US congressional elections. According to a report in the US “New York Times” on September 4, several US officials revealed after reading the intelligence agency's latest assessment report that this report shows that after several months of fighting, Iran is more aware of its “military strength” and more convinced of the importance of the Strait of Hormuz. Judging from the current situation, although Iran is under both military and economic pressure from the US, there is no indication that Iran intends to reach any kind of agreement with the US. If Iran is attacked again in the future, its reaction may be similar to the previous one, which is to launch a counterattack on US military bases and other targets in the Middle East region. Some US officials believe that Iran may try to delay the war until at least November's midterm US congressional elections, and Iran believes that it will be difficult for the US military to launch large-scale attacks due to the reduction in weapons stocks.