The Abu Salah Arab Desk channel warns that Iran retains thousands of long-range ballistic missiles and suicide drones, and that its daily strikes on Gulf states and Jordan are a measured campaign with the peak still ahead. The analyst also dismisses the idea that air power can destroy Iran's underground cities, calling it a lie.
Abu Salah, a Middle East analyst and the author of the 'Abu Salah Arab Desk' channel, published a lengthy post Wednesday arguing that the war with Iran is far from over. He claims Iran retains thousands of long-range ballistic missiles and suicide drones, and that its daily strikes on Gulf states and Jordan are a measured campaign with the peak still ahead. He dismisses assertions that U.S. air power can destroy Iran's underground missile cities, calling such claims 'a lie.' The post appears to respond to President Trump's recent statements that Iran retains only a small fraction of its missile stockpile. The Zioneer has previously reported on Abu Salah's warnings, including his June assessment that Iran had not broken its weapons and that the conflict was deliberately calibrated. The current post is a single-source opinion and cannot be independently verified.
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