Amid a ceasefire, Iran is reportedly engaged in efforts to recover hidden military assets, including missiles and drones, that were concealed during previous US and Israeli strikes. According to a report by NBC News, Iranian authorities are intensifying operations to retrieve these weapons from underground storage sites and bombed facilities, as they aim to quickly rebuild their military capabilities. US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the US is monitoring Iran's military movements, asserting that while Iran is 'digging out' its remaining military assets, the US is becoming stronger. Despite claims from US officials that Iran's military has been significantly weakened, intelligence assessments suggest that Tehran still possesses a substantial portion of its ballistic missiles, air force, and naval assets operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Concurrently, Iran is attempting to revive diplomatic talks with the US, sending a new proposal for negotiations through Pakistan. However, President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran's latest offer, indicating a continued deadlock in negotiations. The situation is further complicated by tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, which are affecting global trade and energy markets, leading to rising oil prices and concerns over supply disruptions.