Iran has strengthened its arsenal with Russian-made missiles.
Modern.az reports that "Bloomberg" agency has published information about this.
According to the information, during the ceasefire with the US, Iran managed to restore a significant part of its weapons reserves.
It is reported that Tehran has currently reformed approximately 75 percent of the missile arsenal it possessed before the start of military operations.
According to the agency's sources, Iran maintains its ability to quickly increase its weapons reserves if necessary. At the same time, sources do not rule out that Russia may transfer new missiles produced in the last year to Iran.
It should be recalled that at the end of May, "CNN", based on the analysis of satellite images, reported that Iran had regained access to 18 main underground missile bases whose entrances were closed after US bombardments, and made 50 of the 69 entrance tunnels in those facilities usable.
According to experts who spoke to the television channel, the operational removal of ammunition from underground depots expands Iran's capabilities to launch more long-range missile strikes against Israel and other countries in the Middle East.
