In a recent interview on NBC’s Meet the Press, President Donald Trump estimated that Iran retains approximately 21-22% of its missile capacity despite the destruction of many military facilities. He stated that most drone factories and missile manufacturing areas have been targeted, but Iran still possesses some operational missiles and drones. The U.S. and Israel have been in a ceasefire with Iran since April 8, 2023, as negotiations for a more permanent peace deal continue. Trump emphasized that the Iranian regime has not yet accepted U.S. terms, suggesting they are struggling with their diminished military status. The Trump administration's main focus in these negotiations is to eliminate Iran's military strike capabilities and nuclear program. Recently, U.S. Central Command intercepted several Iranian drones and missiles that posed threats to regional maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and other areas. Additionally, the House of Representatives voted to invoke the War Powers Act, asserting congressional authority over military actions related to Iran.