Iran has resumed production of ballistic missiles — CNN
Iran has managed to quickly resume production of ballistic missiles, attack drones, and other critical weapons systems following large-scale airstrikes by the U.S. and Israel.
CNN reported this, citing official sources in the intelligence community.
Despite earlier claims by Western allies that Tehran’s military-industrial complex had been effectively destroyed, new assessments by U.S. and Israeli intelligence indicate a rapid recovery of the Islamic Republic’s combat capabilities.
New reports from analysts indicate that Tehran is demonstrating a high capacity to adapt to critical damage and minimize the long-term consequences of the bombings.
A senior Israeli official confirmed that Iran has resumed limited production of “critically important” systems, relying on surviving components and restarting production on repaired lines or those that were not damaged.
Currently, this involves the production of new ballistic missiles, launchers, anti-aircraft missiles, and drones.
In addition, Iran is returning to use missiles and launchers that remained in tunnels blocked during hostilities.
According to U.S. officials, Iran has already “exceeded all the recovery timelines the intelligence community had projected.”
Iran has agreed to ship enriched uranium to China — Al Arabiya
Iran has threatened the U.S. with the opening of “new fronts” in the event of further strikes.
Earlier, Trump announced the continuation of the military campaign against Iran
U.S. Central Command stated that Iran has been significantly weakened following the conflict with the United States and is no longer capable of operating with its former military might. Officials in Washington assert that strikes on Tehran’s infrastructure and allies will have long-term consequences.
