According to a Mehr reporter, as the war enters its 37th day, signs of a strategic and fundamental transformation in the nature of the conflict have become clearly evident; from the geographical expansion of the battle and the operational entry of resistance-based actors to a significant leap in the level of strategic threats. The developments this morning show that the deterrence equation between the Islamic Republic of Iran, the United States, and the Zionist regime has reached an unprecedented stage of erosion and collapse, and the region is now on the verge of a historic and decisive turn.

On the 37th day of the war, which can no longer be considered a limited confrontation or even a purely regional conflict, the battlefield has become more complex, multilayered, and unpredictable than ever before. Joint and coordinated operations on several fronts, from southern occupied Palestine to the depths of Iranian skies, are evidence of the full activation of the "resistance axis" against the American-Zionist coalition; An axis that has come to the fore today, not only at the level of statements and stances, but also in the field of action, in an integrated and simultaneous manner.

Precise missile and drone attacks on sensitive and vital targets of the Zionist regime, the sounding of alarm sirens in hundreds of points from the north to the center of the occupied territories, and the taking refuge of millions of Zionists in shelters, are only a small part of the new reality on the field; a reality that indicates a change in the psychological balance of war in favor of the resistance front. In contrast, the destruction of advanced aggressor drones and the significant increase in the efficiency of Iran's integrated air defense network are a clear symbol of the significant improvement in the operational capacity and defense depth of the Islamic Republic, which has completely disrupted the enemy's equations.

Meanwhile, the threat literature has also undergone a qualitative and unprecedented leap. The clear and firm warnings of the senior commanders of the Islamic Republic’s armed forces to target the enemy’s vital and economic infrastructure without any restrictions or considerations convey a clear message: the era of “limited and controlled responses” is over, and any miscalculation by the enemy could lead to an unprecedented expansion of the scope of the war and an uncontrollable phase.

Now, on the eve of entering the sixth week of this fateful confrontation, the central question is no longer whether the war will continue or not; rather, it is at what point and at what cost to the Zionist regime and its American backers, will this major conflict result in a profound and lasting strategic change in the security order of the region.