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The article examines the impact of American and Israeli attacks on Iran’s missile and drone capabilities. Tehran affirms that more than 75% of these capabilities remain intact and operational, while U.S. statements suggest that Iran’s stockpile of missiles and drones has diminished by approximately 78-79% following the strikes. The conflicting figures reflect differing assessments of the extent of damage; Iran insists that its military capabilities have not been substantially affected, whereas Trump believes the attacks have significantly damaged Iran’s industrial and military infrastructure, impairing its ability to supply its missile and drone systems. Analyses indicate a sharp decline in Iran’s missile launches in recent weeks, which may signal successful attempts to restrict Iran’s capacities. However, reduced launching activity does not precisely reveal the total remaining stockpile. Amidst escalating tensions, an Iranian official hints at a prolonged conflict, leaving Iran the option to extend the war in hopes of exhausting the United States. Meanwhile, Trump continues to portray the situation as placing Iran in a state of severe weakness, claiming full control over the Strait of Hormuz and a deteriorating economic situation.
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