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Iran continues to produce 50 ballistic missiles per month, Bloomberg reports

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According to Bloomberg reports, Iran maintains the capacity to produce approximately 50 ballistic missiles per month.
Western intelligence estimates suggest this monthly output is roughly half of Iran's pre-war manufacturing capability.
Reports indicate this production rate continues despite significant military blows sustained from the United States since the beginning of the conflict.
Additionally, Iran is assessed to likely maintain a stockpile of at least 1,700 ballistic missiles.

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According to a report by Bloomberg citing a Western intelligence agency, Iran maintains the capacity to produce approximately 50 ballistic missiles per month. This output represents roughly half of its monthly manufacturing capacity prior to the start of the war, despite facing severe strikes by the United States since the onset of the conflict.

The Western intelligence assessment further estimates that Iran likely retains an inventory of at least 1,700 ballistic missiles. The reports indicate that while the country's production capacity has been reduced, it remains operational and prepared.

In parallel with these intelligence assessments, Iranian Speaker of Parliament Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf criticized US foreign policy, asserting that the United States has prioritized Israel over its own interests.

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