Iran, after months of airstrikes, still has the capability to produce about 50 ballistic missiles monthly.
Western intelligence estimates indicate that Iran is still capable of producing around 50 ballistic missiles per month, a figure equivalent to nearly half of its pre-war capacity. Based on this estimate, Iran, despite months of airstrikes, would still have a significant missile response capability if the war resumes. The United States had stated from the early days of the war that Iran’s ability to rebuild its missile arsenal had been severely weakened.