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Iran Maintains Missile and Drone Production Capabilities Amidst International Pressure, Bloomberg Reports

Despite sustained international pressure and alleged Israeli and U.S. attacks, Iran has largely preserved its missile and drone production capabilities, allowing for the replenishment of its weaponry stockpiles, according to a Bloomberg report cited by Mehr News Agency.

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, a report published by the American news agency Bloomberg confirms that Iran has maintained a significant portion of its capacity to produce missiles and drones. This assessment comes despite eight months of alleged U.S. and Israeli actions aimed at degrading these capabilities.

The report indicates that Iran continues to possess substantial reserves of ballistic missiles and anti-ship missiles. It also notes that Russia has been supplying missiles to Iran, further bolstering its arsenal. This assertion stands in contrast to claims made by Donald Trump, who has repeatedly asserted the destruction of Iran’s missile and military capabilities, assertions that have reportedly not been widely accepted by U.S. military and public circles, even contradicting intelligence assessments and field observations.

Western sources estimate that Iran has succeeded in preserving a large part of its ballistic missile and anti-ship missile reserves, even in the face of extensive operations targeting its military infrastructure.

©‌ Webangah News, Mehr News Agency, Bloomberg

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