Amidst the Iran-Israel conflict, Iran's reluctance to deploy its advanced missile arsenal, including the hypersonic Fattah 2 and long-range Soumar, puzzles military experts. This arsenal, encompassing cruise missiles, the Khorramshahr-Khyber, Qaseem, Zolfaqar Naval, and Ra'ad, represents a significant strategic advantage. Tehran's restraint might be a calculated deterrence strategy, aiming to avoid escalation or leverage its capabilities for future negotiations. The conflict's intensity suggests the peak has yet to be reached.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.