The Iranian government has intensified efforts to recover missiles and munitions buried underground or under rubble following airstrikes by the United States and Israel. According to a report by NBC News, these operations aim to quickly restore Iran's drone and missile capabilities during the current ceasefire. US officials suspect that Iran's actions are intended to prepare for potential attacks across the Middle East, particularly if military engagements resume under President Donald Trump's administration. Amid rising tensions, Iran's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Amir Saeid Iravani, accused six Arab nations of facilitating US-Israeli aggression by allowing military bases to be used for airstrikes. He defended Iran's military responses as a legitimate right to self-defense. Concurrently, the US is navigating a critical legal deadline under the War Powers Act, which requires congressional approval for sustained military operations. Officials assert that the ceasefire pauses the 60-day legal clock for seeking such authorization. As the geopolitical landscape evolves, concerns over global oil prices continue to mount.