According to the Wall Street Journal, the ruling regime in Iran has resumed the production of ballistic missiles using stored parts and underground facilities; This action takes place while Iran’s missile infrastructure was the target of large-scale attacks by the United States and Israel during the war.
Iran is assembling liquid-fuel and solid-fuel missiles in several underground locations, and at the same time, it has also started building new underground facilities for missile assembly to protect its production from possible future attacks.
However, production remains below pre-war levels, and current production relies heavily on parts that Iran already owns.
A US official said Tehran may have enough spare parts to assemble at least several hundred missiles. According to this official, Iran’s ruling regime resumed limited production of missiles after the initial agreement with Donald Trump in June; Because he believed that the ceasefire would not last.
