IDF begs for 3 more weeks while Tehran teases 'never-seen-before' arsenal, Sejjil missile debuts

The Iran–Israel conflict continues to intensify as new reports suggest the Israeli military is considering extending operations against Iran for several more weeks. Israeli officials say thousands of potential targets remain, while Iran insists its missile and drone arsenals remain largely intact despite sustained strikes. The conflict has seen heavy missile exchanges, including Iran’s reported first combat use of the Sejjil medium-range ballistic missile, raising concerns about the effectiveness of regional missile defense systems. Iranian officials claim only older weapons have been used so far, suggesting more advanced systems remain in reserve. As the war enters a prolonged phase, analysts warn the escalating confrontation between Iran, Israel, and the United States could have major implications for regional security, global energy markets, and military strategy across the Middle East.