The production of "Shahed" missiles in Iran has slowed down, but has not stopped.
Modern.az reports, citing foreign media, that US and Israeli airstrikes have reduced Iran's production capabilities for Shahed-136 drones, but a reserve base for these devices still remains.
Their production does not require complex technology, so manufacturing can continue even in small improvised workshops.
More than 2100 such drones have been launched by Iran to date.
Also, before the war, Iran had approximately 2500 ballistic missiles in its arsenal, of which about 700 have already been used.
The production of ballistic missiles is considerably more complex, so the current production rate is likely close to zero.
