Fars News, citing a source, says many of the missile production centers that were damaged in prior war have moved underground from the start

This report suggests Iran has adapted its missile production strategy by relocating facilities underground, enhancing resilience against strikes.

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Fars News, citing a source, says many of the missile production centers that were damaged in prior war have moved underground from the start

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  • Has no problem producing missiles and launchers. 
  • The experience of the previous war also changed Iran's stockpiles and launcher production.
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This evolution in their military capability may contribute to regional tensions and impact energy markets, particularly given oil price sensitivity to geopolitical uncertainties.

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