Iran keeps missile production despite US strikes

Reports confirm that Iran has managed to maintain its capabilities in missile and drone manufacturing, despite months of strikes carried out by the United States and Israel. This resilience enables Iran to rebuild its military arsenal when needed. While U.S. President Donald Trump refrained from launching new attacks before the midterm elections, Iran still possesses a large stockpile of ballistic missiles and anti-ship weapons, with the ability to produce more rapidly, supported by Russia in supplying missile technology. Assessments indicate that Iran is capable of responding to any additional attacks, despite its facilities having been extensively targeted, resulting in significant damage to its military capabilities—particularly its nuclear facilities—though it continues to hold enriched uranium and faces challenges in resuming enrichment activities. Sources suggest that Tehran is still preparing for a new round of fighting, in an environment where no side has decisive superiority, and it maintains strong defensive capabilities, including natural shelters that help protect its missile stockpile.

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