Israel conducts military exercises amid potential conflict with Iran

Israel has intensified its military preparations and exercises in response to fears of a potential new conflict with Iran. According to Israeli media reports, dozens of Israeli Air Force fighter jets conducted flights toward Iran, utilizing the airspace of Syria and Iraq to test operational planning and flight paths for potential airstrikes.

While military readiness is increasing, Israeli political and military leadership have reportedly not yet made a final decision to launch a new war against Iran. The future course of action remains heavily dependent on the approach of U.S. President Donald Trump, specifically whether he chooses to pursue negotiations or approve new military operations alongside Israel.

Reports indicate that Admiral Brad Cooper, head of U.S. Central Command, has presented plans for potential strikes against Iran to President Trump, though a final U.S. decision has not been announced. Concurrently, ten U.S. military transport aircraft have arrived at Israeli bases to deliver military equipment and essential resources to the region.

Analysts warn that a military operation targeting Iran's nuclear facilities, missile programs, or military infrastructure does not guarantee a change in the Iranian government's policies. Furthermore, there are concerns that the involvement of Hezbollah could expand the conflict into Lebanon, potentially straining Israel's air defense systems and interceptor stockpiles.