Iran has resumed production of ballistic missiles at underground facilities
Iran has resumed production of ballistic missiles at underground facilities following large-scale U.S. and Israeli strikes on the country's industrial infrastructure.
According to their reports, Tehran is currently producing both liquid-fueled missiles, which are fueled prior to launch, and solid-fueled missiles, which are ready for use. In particular, intelligence reports indicate that production is continuing at the Khojir underground complex in southeastern Iran.
At the same time, production volumes remain lower than before the war. The U.S. and Israel damaged some of the plants, and a naval blockade has complicated the delivery of parts and raw materials for solid-fuel production.
Sources in Washington and the Middle East reported this to The Wall Street Journal.
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