Iran possesses at least 1,700 ballistic missiles and can produce 50 more each month - despite months of US and Israeli airstrikes. This is half of the country's production capacity before the war, Bloomberg writes in reference to Western intelligence.
Before the war, Iran had about 2,500 ballistic missiles, according to Israel. Since February 28, it has launched more than 2,200 such missiles and 4,900 Shahad-type UAVs.
The Iranian attacks are depleting the stockpile of American interceptor missiles. According to Bloomberg estimates, the US has used at least 1,000 Patriot PAC-3 missiles. Each one costs $4 million, and only 650 are produced per year.
Despite the Pentagon's declaration that more than 80% of Iran's nuclear industrial base has been destroyed, Tehran continues to assemble missiles from component stockpiles. Western intelligence also reports that the Russian Federation is supplying Iran with stun weapons, but their type and quantity are unknown.