Iran Rapidly Restores Ballistic Missile Arsenal

Multiple reports say Iran has been rapidly rebuilding its ballistic missile arsenal despite extensive US and Israeli strikes meant to cripple production. The assessments describe quick recovery processes, including restoring underground infrastructure and preserving or reconstituting missile launch capability through decoys and stockpiled components. The reporting suggests Tehran’s production pace has returned faster than expected, complicating outside estimates about how long the missile threat would remain degraded. Some accounts argue the turnaround reflects both resilience and the ability to re-focus manufacturing quickly