Maj. (Res.) Alexander Grinberg stated that Iran's actual military strength is much weaker than it appears. He emphasized that Iran's real capacities have been devastated, and its strategic assets, including its network of regional allies, have been lost. Grinberg suggested that even if Iran were to launch new missile attacks, it would face further strikes on previously untouched targets. He concluded that Iran's position has been significantly diminished following recent conflicts.