Iran has been secretly building a short-range ballistic missile reserve in Iraq for trouble.
US intelligence and military officials say Iran is doing so in an attempt to intimidate and assert power in the Middle East.
The United States has begun this activity after the United States has established a new military presence to counter the growing threat to its interests in the Middle East.
Intelligence officials have blamed Iran for the attack on oil tankers and other installations in the Gulf. Since last May, the Trump administration has sent 14,000 additional troops to the area.
But now, new intelligence reports suggesting that Iran's missile reserves in Iraq have become apparent that the United States' attempt to prevent Iran from expanding its military presence in the Middle East has virtually failed.
Iran's missiles are a threat to Israel, Saudi Arabia and other US allies and partners in the region, a intelligence official said.