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Iran's Missile Production Capacity Remains High Despite Strikes, Report Says
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Iran is reportedly producing approximately 50 ballistic missiles monthly, maintaining significant military industrial capacity despite recent airstrikes and sanctions. Intelligence estimates suggest Iran still possesses at least 1,700 ballistic missiles and thousands of Shahed-type drones. These developments contradict earlier claims by Israeli and US leaders about Iran's diminished capabilities.
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- Iran is estimated to be producing about 50 ballistic missiles per month, despite damage to its military infrastructure.
- Intelligence suggests Iran likely retains at least 1,700 ballistic missiles and thousands of Shahed-type strike weapons.
- Iran has reportedly abandoned its 2,000-kilometer missile range limit and threatens strikes beyond the region.
- Recent claims by Israeli and US leaders about Iran's destroyed missile production capabilities are contradicted by new reports.
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