Iran has restored its operational missile launcher force to at least 400, approaching its pre-war level of 420, Israel’s Channel 16 reported Thursday, citing Israeli security officials.
The officials said Iran had restored a significant portion of its missile-launching capabilities in recent months, according to the report.
Separately, a US intelligence assessment reported by The Washington Post in May found that Iran retained about 70% of its pre-war missile stockpile and roughly 75% of its mobile launchers. Iran was believed to have had about 2,500 ballistic missiles before the war, the report said.
More recent assessments reported by Bloomberg this month said Iran had preserved missile and drone manufacturing capacity despite months of US and Israeli strikes and remained well-stocked with ballistic missiles, allowing it to replenish its arsenal.
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