Iran: increased production of missiles and drones after the agreement with the United States

Iran would spend the two months after signing the memorandum of understanding with the United States preparing for increased fighting rather than engaging in diplomacy. The Wall Street Journal writes this, citing Iranian and Arab officials. Tehran believes the US is just stalling for a future attack. Thus, in the last 60 days of the ceasefire, which expires today, Iran has reportedly stepped up production of missiles and drones and appointed hardline figures in key positions. The Wall Street Journal says Arab intelligence officials have signaled a "strategic shift" among Iranian leaders to "prepare their forces to widen the war."