Wall Street Journal: Iran still has up to 2,500 missiles; The restoration of Tehran's arsenal continues, contrary to Trump's claim.
The American newspaper "Wall Street Journal" in a report written by Alexander Ward and Anat Peled, citing the assessments of the intelligence community of the United States and Israeli military officials, announced the continuation of Iran's significant missile power despite long months of attacks by the United States and Israel.
According to this report, intelligence estimates show that Tehran still has between 1,500 and 2,500 missiles at its disposal, and continues to rebuild its military power with spare parts, underground facilities and more advanced tactics; However, the level of confidence in these estimates is low.
The Wall Street Journal emphasizes that these assessments contradict Donald Trump's claims about "crushing" the Iranian army and play a role in the US government's calculations regarding the possibility of resuming military strikes.
This newspaper also refers to the increase in the level of accuracy and efficiency of Iran's missile and UAV attacks, the concern of the Persian Gulf countries about the re-expansion of the war and the disagreement between Washington and Tel Aviv regarding the continuation of military operations, and reports that despite the heavy losses, Tehran still retains the ability to threaten the entire United States and its targets.
Read the details of this report on Jamarn International Service.