Iran's missile potential: there are losses, but the arsenal is preserved.
Western media: Despite continuous airstrikes by the United States and Israel, Tehran has managed to preserve a significant part of its missile arsenal and partially renew its production capacity.
Western intelligence agencies estimate that Iran currently fires about 50 ballistic missiles a month, about half of the rate recorded before the outbreak of hostilities.
In addition to at least 1,700 ballistic missiles, Tehran still has thousands of UAVs to attack Shahed.
It is worth noting that US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's statements about the destruction of more than 80% of the Iranian military-industrial base do not allay the concerns in Washington: they continue to monitor the reduction of their weapons stockpiles and assess how this may affect the ability to fight in other areas.