[Iran's Revolutionary Guard Claims Military Actions Have Changed Battlefield Dynamics, Forcing U.S. to Adjust Deployments] Golden Finance reported on September 25 that the intelligence organization of Iran's Revolutionary Guard stated that recent actions by Iran's armed forces have altered battlefield dynamics, putting greater pressure on U.S. military deployments in the Middle East. The organization claimed that Iran has leveraged its geographical advantages and sustained strike capabilities, making it difficult for the U.S. to maintain its traditional high-cost combat model and forcing the U.S. to reduce some frontline deployments, shifting to more distant and covert operations. The Revolutionary Guard stated that Iran's strike capabilities have continuously placed U.S. bases, runways, hangars, aircraft, and naval vessels under threat, and argued that increasing U.S. troops and equipment would only heighten the exposure of targets and the risk of casualties. The organization also noted that U.S. deployments in locations such as Jordan, losses of unmanned equipment, and limitations on naval operations all indicate that U.S. operational freedom is being impacted. The Revolutionary Guard emphasized that the key to measuring changes in battlefield power lies not only in the amount of damage inflicted but also in the ability to restrict the opponent's operational space.