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U.S. officials report that Iran has rebuilt its ballistic missile arsenal by resuming underground production at new sites, despite strikes that targeted some of its facilities during the war. Reports indicate that Iran is assembling new missiles using stockpiled components and establishing underground facilities to reduce the risk of future targeting. Although approximately 90% of its military capacity has been destroyed, according to the Pentagon, Iran still retains thousands of ballistic missiles and possesses the ability to rebuild some of its facilities more quickly than expected, amidst challenges such as importing components and the ongoing effects of previous strikes.
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