Israel Shocked by Iran's Rocket Arsenal
The Jerusalem Post reported that the Israeli security establishment was surprised by the rapid recovery of Iran's military capabilities, particularly in the field of ballistic missiles, following strikes targeting Iranian facilities. The number of Iranian rockets increased from around 1,300 in June 2025 to approximately 2,500 in February 2026, indicating an accelerated rebuilding of their arsenal. Israel estimates that Iran can produce between 100 and 300 ballistic missiles monthly, which could restore their stockpiles to June 2025 levels by early or mid-2027 if the current production rate continues. Although the Israeli military confirmed that it had damaged key components of Iran's military capabilities, it did not specify the exact rate of rebuilding. The rapid pace of production recovery raises concerns that Iran may regain its missile capabilities faster than expected.
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