RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: 🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 Iran is rebuilding its ballistic missile capabilities at a pace that has reportedly shocked Israel’s defense establishment. According to The Jerusalem Post, the IDF is detecting a rapid recovery of Tehran’s missile-production capacity, raising concerns that many of the gains achieved during the war could prove temporary. Iran has found new ways to restore its missile industry and rebuild the arsenal depleted and damaged during the conflict. If Tehran manages to sustain production at the current estimated rate of 100–300 ballistic missiles per month, it could potentially return to approximately pre-war arsenal levels by early or mid-2027. For Israel,

🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 Iran is rebuilding its ballistic missile capabilities at a pace that has reportedly shocked Israel’s defense establishment. According to The Jerusalem Post, the IDF is detecting a rapid recovery of Tehran’s missile-production capacity, raising concerns that many of the gains achieved during the war could prove temporary.

Iran has found new ways to restore its missile industry and rebuild the arsenal depleted and damaged during the conflict. If Tehran manages to sustain production at the current estimated rate of 100–300 ballistic missiles per month, it could potentially return to approximately pre-war arsenal levels by early or mid-2027.

For Israel, this creates a narrowing strategic window. Every additional month gives Iran more time to replenish its missile stocks, disperse production and strengthen protection around critical facilities. If Tehran continues rebuilding at the current pace, Israel may eventually face a choice between accepting the restoration of Iran’s large ballistic missile arsenal or striking its production infrastructure again before that recovery is complete.

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