According to the agency, the fate of approximately another third of Iran's missiles remains in question: they may have been damaged, destroyed, or ended up in the rubble of bunkers and tunnels after airstrikes. One informant added that as a result of the attacks by the US and Israel, up to one third of the drones in Iran's possession were destroyed.
However, Reuters sources emphasize that Iran still possesses significant stocks of missiles that can be used in combat operations. Additionally, after the conflict ends, some of the damaged or hidden weaponry may be restored.
The US has not yet disclosed exact figures on the number of missiles Iran had before the conflict began. However, representatives of the Israeli military command previously claimed that Tehran could have around 2,500 ballistic missiles capable of reaching Israeli territory.
