Media: Iran has replenished its arsenal with Russian missiles
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Iran may have replenished its arsenal with Russian-made missiles.
Bloomberg reports this, citing intelligence data.
It is noted that during the ceasefire with the United States, Iran has restored a significant portion of its weaponry. According to sources, Iran currently possesses approximately 3/4 of the missile arsenal it had before the start of hostilities.
Presumably, Russia may have also transferred its new missiles, produced over the past year, to Iran.
Earlier, CNN reported that Iran managed to regain access to 18 major underground missile arsenals whose entrances had been blocked following U.S. bombings, and cleared 50 out of 69 entry tunnels at these bases.
Now, experts believe the country is capable of launching far more long-range missiles at Israel and other Middle Eastern nations, thanks to the rapid extraction of munitions from underground storage facilities.
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