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Iran Resumes Limited Ballistic Missile Production in Underground Facilities

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At a glance

  • Iran has reportedly resumed limited ballistic missile production in underground sites.
  • A US Navy official acknowledged significant Iranian attack damage to the fleet's Bahrain headquarters.
  • The US has imposed new sanctions on networks in Lebanon and Turkey accused of funding Iran.

Story so far

Amid an ongoing conflict, reports have emerged that Iran is continuing its missile program in underground facilities despite attacks on its infrastructure. The production is said to be limited and reliant on existing stockpiles. The United States has acknowledged significant damage to its naval headquarters in Bahrain following Iranian attacks and has responded with further economic sanctions aimed at curbing Tehran's military funding and its support for regional allies.

Latest development

Reports indicate Iran has restarted limited ballistic missile assembly in underground facilities using pre-stocked parts, despite damage to its industrial sites from recent conflict.

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