Iran’s missile infrastructure severely strained after weeks of strikes - The Washington Post

Iran's missile production and storage capacity has been significantly degraded following sustained military strikes over recent weeks, according to The Washington Post report. The strikes have targeted key components of Iran's ballistic missile infrastructure, reducing its ability to manufacture and deploy missiles in the near term. This damage constrains Iran's military capabilities at a critical moment of regional tension and represents a major disruption to weapons systems that Tehran has relied on for deterrence and regional power projection. The degradation of Iran's missile infrastructure could reshape the strategic calculus in the Middle East, particularly regarding Iran's capacity to respond to Israeli or U.S. military operations. The extent of the damage suggests it will take Iran considerable time to rebuild and reconstitute its missile production networks.