Bloomberg: Iran can produce 50 missiles a month.
The Bloomberg news agency reported on Wednesday, November 11, citing Western intelligence estimates, that the Salami Republic "probably still has at least 1,700 ballistic missiles and is capable of producing about 50 new missiles a month."
Citing military intelligence reports, a Western source told Bloomberg that the speed of Iran's missile production is now nearly half of its pre-war level, but that capability still allows Tehran to carry out large-scale retaliatory strikes if clashes resume.
On Tuesday, November 10, the Revolutionary Guards released photos of new underground facilities of its "missile city".
Ali Abdullahi, Chief of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, during his visit to this complex, announced that in a possible future war, "weapons from six sides will appear one after another." Meanwhile, Pete Heggest, the United States Secretary of Defense, claimed that the American military operation against the Islamic Republic was successful and that more than 80% of Iran's nuclear industrial infrastructure had been destroyed.