Fpri Iran Enhances Missile Production and Nuclear Site Defenses Amid Military Escalation
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- •Iran has resumed ballistic missile assembly in underground facilities.
- •Significant military exercises by the IRGC involved launching 30 ballistic missiles.
- •Construction of defenses around nuclear sites indicates preparation for potential attacks.
Iran has reportedly resumed ballistic missile assembly in underground facilities, particularly at Khojir, following a Wall Street Journal report. This activity coincides with the construction of earthen mounds around key nuclear sites like Natanz to deter potential US or Israeli ground attacks. Recent military exercises involved the IRGC launching around 30 ballistic missiles and drones, marking the largest such drills since the onset of the conflict. The US and Israel have previously targeted Iranian missile production capabilities, which may lead to future bottlenecks. Evidence from satellite imagery indicates ongoing underground activity at major missile production sites, including Parchin and Shahroud, despite damage from prior strikes. The situation reflects Iran's efforts to fortify its military infrastructure in anticipation of further escalations.
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