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2026-09-05
A US intelligence assessment says that more than six months after US military action against Iran, Tehran has grown more confident in its ability to strike US targets in the Middle East and appears intent on continuing confrontation at least through
A US intelligence assessment says that more than six months after US military action against Iran, Tehran has grown more confident in its ability to strike US targets in the Middle East and appears intent on continuing confrontation at least through the US midterm elections in November. The report says Iran now has a clearer picture of its military capabilities and an increased appreciation of the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz. Despite sustained US military and economic pressure, there are no signs Iran seeks a deal; US officials warn further strikes on Iran would likely prompt retaliatory attacks on US bases and forces in the region. Some US officials assess Iran may try to prolong the conflict to November and judge US capacity for large-scale strikes is constrained by depleted munitions stockpiles.
2026-09-05
Three sources said the White House has begun vetting potential successors to Deputy Defense Secretary Hegseth, suggesting further leadership turnover at the Pentagon amid unusually high personnel churn. Two sources said the review began in June and i
Three sources said the White House has begun vetting potential successors to Deputy Defense Secretary Hegseth, suggesting further leadership turnover at the Pentagon amid unusually high personnel churn. Two sources said the review began in June and included consultations with senior Senate lawmakers on nominees’ confirmation prospects. One source said the review was still ongoing at the end of August. All three said no decision has been made to remove the deputy secretary and declined to disclose reasons for the review or the identities of candidates.
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