According to a Wall Street Journal report, Iran has renewed ballistic missile production in underground facilities, signaling continued advancement of its missile capabilities despite international pressure.
The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday evening that Iran has resumed production of ballistic missiles at underground facilities, citing unnamed sources. The development suggests Tehran continues to advance its missile capabilities despite international sanctions and military strikes. Previous coverage by The Zioneer has highlighted Iran's persistent efforts to modernize its missile arsenal and its strategic use of underground facilities to protect key assets. The report did not specify which missile models are being produced or the scale of production.
2 developments
- DevelopingWestern intelligence: Iran producing nuclear bomb at secret underground facility
- DevelopingReport: Iran building new underground missile city with six granite-buried entrances
- DevelopingIran launches more ballistic missiles, reports say
- DevelopingIran reportedly rehabilitating missile tunnel entrances in western region
Source and signal
- Open-source intake