WSJ: Iran resumes missile manufacturing from stored parts
The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran is working to restore its missile capabilities by assembling stored components underground to produce ballistic missiles, following significant damage to its facilities during the war with the United States and Israel. Intelligence sources indicate that Iran is resuming missile production using stored parts and establishing underground sites to reduce the risk of being targeted, although its supply of components has decreased due to sanctions and previous strikes. The report suggests that the reactivation of production makes it more difficult to dismantle Iran’s missile program and enhances its ability to engage in a prolonged conflict, despite American and Israeli assurances that much of its missile capacity was destroyed during military operations. Satellite images show Iran rebuilding underground facilities and reopening tunnel entrances, but challenges remain because of damage to some fuel production sites. Despite the strikes, Iran still possesses thousands of missiles, many of which have been used to target American bases, and continues to bolster its arsenal despite Western efforts to curtail its military capabilities.
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