Israel will come under attack - Iran is actively preparing for a new war

Iran has resumed production of ballistic missiles at underground facilities, using accumulated components. US intelligence is monitoring activity at several sites, including the Khodjir complex. Production volumes are still below pre-war levels due to US and Israeli strikes and a naval blockade, but the restoration of capabilities allows Tehran to count on a prolonged confrontation.

Iran has accelerated the resumption of ballistic missile production at underground facilities, utilizing previously accumulated components. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal, citing sources in the US and the Middle East. The production includes both liquid-fueled and solid-fueled missile systems. US intelligence is monitoring activity at several underground sites, including the Khodjir missile complex in the southeast of the country. Tehran is also building new protected assembly sites. Current production volumes are significantly below pre-war levels due to Israeli and US strikes on industrial facilities and a naval blockade. The destruction of Iran's missile potential was one of the main objectives of the operation that began in late February, but the resumption of production indicates that the goal has not been fully achieved. Tehran's ability to restore capabilities preserves its potential for a prolonged confrontation and a war of attrition.