According to CoinMeta, and as analyzed by The Wall Street Journal, the message sent by Iran is very clear: if the United States and Israel resume aerial military operations, Tehran will launch a counterattack. The targets will not only include U.S. military bases and ships but also airports in countries surrounding the Persian Gulf, oil pipelines, and other civilian targets. Iran has issued these warnings through public statements and private diplomatic communications, clearly aiming to deter any potential attacks with tough rhetoric. However, these warnings also indicate that Iran indeed has the capability to pose a threat. Iran still possesses a large stock of missiles and drones and has the ability to use these weapons to launch attacks. Analysts estimate that Iran has hundreds to thousands of ballistic missiles. U.S. and regional officials believe that Iran has resumed small-scale production of ballistic missiles using spare parts in underground facilities. Meanwhile, the stock of anti-aircraft missiles used by U.S. and Arab forces to intercept incoming attacks has been decreasing, and Israel's missile reserves are also under pressure.