Israeli security officials see no signs of an imminent Iranian attack but are preparing for possible renewed fighting, including a strike without US military support, Israeli news outlet Ynet reported.
The assessment follows a warning by the UN nuclear watchdog about an Iranian enrichment facility that inspectors have never examined.
Israel’s military remains on alert, with intelligence officials updating potential targets and the air force reviewing lessons from previous operations, according to Ynet.
The United States has reinforced regional defences and deployed aerial refuelling assets, but has not returned the bomber force used against Iran in March, the report said. It remains unclear whether Washington would support another major offensive.
US transport aircraft have also landed at an Israeli air base, while Washington has transferred a Patriot air defence system to Israel, Ynet reported. The flights do not establish that the United States has decided to launch another attack.
A confidential International Atomic Energy Agency report obtained by Reuters expressed concern about the Isfahan Fuel Enrichment Plant, which Iran declared to the agency in June 2025.
The IAEA said it could not establish the plant’s precise location, its safeguards status or whether it contained nuclear material. The report did not conclude that enrichment was taking place there.
The agency has also been unable to verify the status of Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile or inspect facilities damaged in previous Israeli and US strikes.
Meanwhile, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard-affiliated Tasnim news agency said the country had the technical ability to develop missiles with ranges beyond 2,000 kilometres. The claims were not independently verified.
