By Admin 
Following the aerial bombardment by the US and Israel, the Iranian government has intensified operations to recover missiles and ammunition hidden underground or buried under debris. According to NBC News report, Tehran is taking advantage of the current ceasefire to rapidly rebuild its drone and missile capabilities.
what is iran doing
The main objective of the rescue operation is to recover those weapons which have been buried or hidden under the debris due to the attacks. US officials believe that these actions are aimed at ensuring that Iran can launch attacks in the Middle East if President Donald Trump decides to resume military activities.
There was diplomatic tension in the United Nations
According to NBC News, efforts to remove these strategic assets could restore strike capability in anticipation of any future changes in regional security. This secret operation of Iran has started after intense diplomatic tension in the United Nations, where Iran’s Permanent Representative Amir Saeed Iravani had retaliated against 6 Arab countries.
Arab countries held responsible
Accusing Arab countries of involvement in military actions, Iravani said that these countries participated in this war by handing over military bases located on their soil to the American-Israeli enemy. Defending Tehran’s military response, Iravani called it a legitimate right to self-defense set out in the UN Charter. He warned that nations that allow their bases, airspace, territorial waters or land to be used to attack Iran are responsible and must be held accountable.
Explained: Question on the independence of Indian media! 7 places below Cambodia in World Press Freedom Ranking, what are the reasons for this restriction?
Statement from White House officials
White House officials say the current ceasefire effectively postpones the legal 60-day deadline. Speaker of the US House of Representatives Mike Johnson told NBC News, “I don’t think there is any military bombing, shooting or anything like that happening right now. Right now we are trying to establish peace.” Asked by Democratic Senator Tim Kaine about the May 1 deadline, Hegseth said, “I will accept the decision of the White House and the White House counsel in this matter.” However, the ceasefire is still in force.
read this also
‘For breaking US-Israel promises…’ Tehran warned after rejecting Trump’s proposal