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Iran Retains Missile and Drone Production Capabilities, Western Sources Say

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Western sources told Bloomberg that Iran has maintained its missile and drone production capabilities despite Israeli and U.S. actions. One source indicated Iran is well-armed with missiles and anti-ship weapons, with Russia supplying arms. This contradicts past claims by former President Donald Trump and his administration that Iran's military industry was destroyed.

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  • Iran has preserved its missile and drone production capabilities, according to Western sources.
  • Western sources told Bloomberg that Iran is well-equipped with missiles and anti-ship weapons.
  • Russia is reportedly supplying Iran with weapons.
  • These claims contradict previous assertions by former U.S. President Donald Trump.
  • Trump administration officials had claimed Iran's military industry was completely destroyed.
Iran Retains Missile and Drone Production Capabilities, Western Sources Say
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Iran has managed to preserve its ability to produce missiles and drones, despite attacks by Israel and the United States, according to two Western sources familiar with the matter who spoke to Bloomberg.

One source stated that Tehran is well-equipped with missiles and anti-ship weapons, partly due to arms supplied by Russia. This assessment contrasts with previous claims by then-U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration officials, who asserted that Iran's military industry had been completely destroyed. Then-Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth had also claimed that the U.S. had entirely eliminated Iran's army, its military industry, and its capacity to threaten American bases and Washington's Middle Eastern allies.

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