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Iran Resumes Ballistic Missile Production at Underground Facility
Iran has resumed ballistic missile production at its underground Khojir complex after U.S. and Israeli strikes, though at reduced capacity. The country is producing both liquid and solid-propellant missiles, with intelligence indicating the Khojir facility is operational.
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What happened
- 01Iran has restarted ballistic missile production at the underground Khojir complex.
- 02Production levels are lower due to damage from U.S. and Israeli strikes.
- 03A naval blockade impedes Iran's import of necessary rocket fuel components.
- 04Tehran is producing both liquid and solid-propellant ballistic missiles.
- 05Iran has enough components to assemble hundreds of additional missiles.
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