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Iran Retains Significant Missile Arsenal Despite Strikes, Report Says
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Iran is believed to still possess between 1,500 and 2,500 missiles, according to US officials citing intelligence assessments. This arsenal is sufficient for major assaults despite recent strikes and damage to industrial capacity. Iran can reportedly build about 50 ballistic missiles per month and may have thousands of Shahed-type weapons. The country's restored military capabilities are influencing US decision-making on further strikes.
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- Iran possesses between 1,500 and 2,500 missiles, sufficient for major assaults, US officials report.
- The current missile stockpile is over half of Iran's estimated pre-war inventory.
- Iran can reportedly produce approximately 50 ballistic missiles per month.
- Thousands of Shahed-type strike weapons may also remain in Iran's arsenal.
- Iran's restored military capabilities are impacting US decisions on further strikes.
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