It is still difficult to determine whether Iran will further escalate the conflict, but the ongoing tension in the Middle East is an undeniable fact. The Israeli Prime Minister's visit to the United States is widely interpreted as a communication with Trump regarding the next strategic steps, and it also suggests the possibility of preemptive political and security arrangements at a critical juncture.

From an objective strength perspective, Iran still possesses a relatively complete industrial and military system. The intensive missile strikes in 2025 fully demonstrated its long-range delivery and saturation attack capabilities, leaving a deep impression on the outside world. If the conflict escalates again and achieves substantial results on the battlefield, Iran's negotiating position in international diplomacy and domestic political stability will significantly improve. Historical experience shows that the victorious side often has greater room for dialogue and strategic maneuvering.