Retired Vice Adm. Robert Harward, the former deputy commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), said Saturday that Iran is entering a “last gasp” as American forces intensify strikes on the regime’s drone and missile infrastructure.

Speaking on “Fox News Live,” Harward explained that the U.S. campaign has shifted from targeting launch sites to destroying Iran’s ability to manufacture the weapons.

“We’re at the point where we’re going after all their facilities that produce it, not just where they launch it,” Harward said. “This could be the last gasp of a desperate regime in Iran using everything they have to stay in power.”

Harward dismissed concerns that the United States could deplete its own missile stockpiles, arguing that Iran’s military capabilities are eroding much faster than America’s.

“We’ll know when the war is truly over and Iran will capitulate is when they no longer have missiles and drones,” he said. “The goal is to completely eradicate all of them and their ability to present threats.”

He added that Iran’s long history of cyberattacks against U.S. institutions makes recent cyber incidents consistent with the regime’s past behavior.