Beautiful Italian tv presenter Eleonor Incardona is once again doing viral as she travels across the US to report on the Club World Cup.

She was in Miamia on Saturday night as Lionel Messi and his team were held to o-o draw by Egyptian outfil Al Ahly at the Hard Rock Stadium Home of Miami Dolphins in opening match

As the tournament itself shows good and bad of soccer to American public, the DAZN Itlaly presenter is rapidly growing her own fanbase as she covers the contest.

She was on sidelines as Chelsea start the contest with 2-0 win against their rivals from Major League Soccer.

Pedro Neto and Enzo Fernandez were on scoresheet for the Europa Conference League winners.

She is back in Los Angeles as of Tuesday afternoon, where Inter Milan make bow in tournament against Mexican team Moneterrey.

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Milan second game is further up west coast in Seattle against Urawa Reds of Japan.

It was an Inter game in February where Incardona went viral for revealing outfit when Milan team faced fierce Serie A rivals Juventus.

The next day almost 3000 miles away from Miami 34 year old was Rose Bowl in Pasadena California to cover Champions League winners Paris Saint Germain against Atletico Madrid.

There was excitement for Incardona there with PSG thrashing their Spanish rivals 4-0 in California sunshine.

Monday Incardona was back on east coast. She headed to Atlanta for LAFC against Premier League heavyweights Chelsea in Georgia.

The Champions League runners up then round out group stage in city against Argentine giants River Plate so if Incardona is following the Italian team she can move forward to more settled few days ahead.

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The tournament runs until July 13 with final held at MetLife Stadium which host next year World Cup final outside Manhattan.

Iran’s Missile Stockpile’s Strategic Importance

The ongoing conflict with Israel has become significantly influenced by Iran’s medium-range ballistic missiles, or MRBMs.

According to estimates, Iran originally had more than 2,000 MRBMs that could reach Israeli territory.

However, this arsenal has been severely reduced by recent Israeli airstrikes.

According to reports, about 40% of Iran’s missile launchers have been neutralized, and more than 70 of its air defense missile batteries have been destroyed.

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Israeli Airstrikes Aim for Crucial Missile Facilities

Israel launched a series of coordinated airstrikes against Iranian missile facilities between June 13 and June 15, 2025. Among the notable targets were:

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Bid Ganeh Missile Base: This facility was badly damaged and is thought to house medium-range ballistic missiles.

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Khomein Missile Base: A drive-through building that made it easier to move missiles efficiently was demolished.
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Esfahan Ammunition Factory: The target was an ammunition factory that made ballistic missiles and kamikaze drones.
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Asadabad Airport: Along the runway, a number of Haj Qasem medium-range ballistic missiles were destroyed along with their launchers.
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These strikes have not only reduced Iran’s missile launch capacity but also disrupted its missile production capabilities.

Mossad’s Secret Activities: Internal Sabotaging

Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency, carried out secret operations inside Iran in a major escalation.

Drone components were smuggled into Iran for these operations, where they were assembled close to important military installations.

Before Israeli airstrikes started, the drones were used to take down air defences and missile launchers.

Iran was expected to launch 1,000 missiles, but this preemptive sabotage cut that number down to about 200.

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Iran’s diminishing missile reserves are one example of depleting resources.

Iran’s missile stockpiles have been negatively impacted by Israel’s ongoing airstrikes and clandestine operations.

Iran’s missile stockpile is reportedly rapidly running out, though some estimates indicate that more than half of it may still be in existence, some of which may be underground.

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Financial Stress: Israel’s Defence Expenses

The costs of Israel’s defence against Iran’s missile attacks are high. According to reports, the Israeli military spends about $285 million every night on intercepting missiles. Israel’s defence budget is being strained by this expense, which could shorten its defensive capabilities unless allies replenish it.

Strategic Perspective: The Way Ahead

Iran’s declining missile stockpiles and Israel’s economic hardship raise the possibility that both countries will try to end the war.

According to analysts, the conflict might only last as long as their missiles survive, meaning that the amount of time and how it turns out could be determined by the remaining missile stockpiles.
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