Over 40 days of the war against Iran, the American military consumed more than 1,100 JASSM-ERs, 1,000 Tomahawks, and 1,200 Patriots, depleting Pacific-deterrent stockpiles in a failed campaign that failed to inflict harm on Iran's core capabilities.

Fresh strikes aim to force Iran into an agreement that is favorable to the US through limited military pressure, but Tehran’s asymmetric responses and growing deterrence are trapping Washington in a costly, unwinnable strategic deadlock.

Israeli attacks on Lebanon and continued US military adventurism in the Persian Gulf are dangerously testing Iran's red lines, as Tehran warns that violating the ceasefire's indivisible terms will trigger an unprecedented asymmetric military response.

The IRGC air defense units shoot down a US MQ-1 Predator drone in the Iranian skies over the Persian Gulf.

The IRGC shoots down an MQ-9 Reaper drone over the Persian Gulf, warning against ceasefire violations by the United States.

Yemeni armed forces have shot down an intruding US MQ-9 Reaper drone in the skies over the northwestern province of Ma'rib.

Pentagon plans to procure 10,000 low-cost cruise missiles as US missile stockpiles were drained by the war on Iran, a report says.