In this context, Major General Mohsen Rezaei’s reference to "Iran’s new missiles" holds particular significance.

He has emphasized that Washington has received a "clear warning" from Iran’s new missiles in recent days. This stance conveys a strategic message to the American side: the Islamic Republic of Iran’s missile capability is not static or stagnant; rather, it is being developed and upgraded in alignment with the country’s defense needs and the threats it faces.

Experience in recent years has demonstrated that the Islamic Republic of Iran has invested heavily in developing its missile, drone, and naval capabilities—capabilities primarily aimed at defending the country's territorial integrity, national sovereignty, and interests.

From this perspective, the recent statements by Iranian officials can be viewed as part of a deterrence strategy—a strategy that seeks to clarify the potential costs of any new, high-stakes action to American decision-makers before they choose to undertake it.