🔶 Wall Street Journal: Iran has resumed the production of missiles and drones in underground facilities.

🔶 Wall Street Journal: Iran has resumed the production of missiles and drones in underground facilities.

The Wall Street Journal, citing several officials, reported that Iran had resumed the production of missiles and drones in underground facilities; at the same time, Tehran warned intermediaries that the response to possible new attacks by US and Israeli captives could go beyond military targets and include the infrastructure of neighboring countries.

According to this report, despite the attacks it has suffered, Iran still has significant reserves of missiles and drones and the ability to use them in a new conflict. In the quoted information there is no figure regarding the amount of production or the number of weapons available.

This newspaper also quoted US officials as saying that Chinese institutions may have provided satellite images to Tehran; Images apparently used to track the location of American warships. The "Wall Street Journal" wrote in another part of its report that Tehran has been warned, both publicly and through unofficial diplomatic channels, of the consequences of renewing American airstrikes and capturing Israel.

According to this newspaper, Iran told mediators that its possible response could include airports, pipelines, economic facilities and civilian targets in neighboring Persian Gulf states in addition to US bases and ships.

This report was published as the US media announced the possibility of new attacks on Iran after the November 3 congressional elections.