Bloomberg reported, citing Western intelligence assessments, that Iran has likely rebuilt large parts of its missile arsenal and added new weapons to its inventory during the ceasefire period.
Publish dateSunday 14 June 2026 - 08:56
Story Code : 357722
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Bloomberg reported, citing Western intelligence assessments, that Iran has likely rebuilt large parts of its missile arsenal and added new weapons from Russia to its inventory during the ceasefire period; an issue that would allow Tehran to respond with almost full combat capability if hostilities were to resume.
According to these assessments, Iran still retains about three-quarters of the ammunition stocks it had before the war and also has the relatively easy ability to increase these stocks. The report adds that the new shipments include unspecified Russian missiles, believed to have rolled off production lines in the past year.
The assessments also suggest that Iran may have used the ceasefire period to reopen missile depots and transfer equipment and supplies.
According to these assessments, Iran still retains about three-quarters of the ammunition stocks it had before the war and also has the relatively easy ability to increase these stocks. The report adds that the new shipments include unspecified Russian missiles, believed to have rolled off production lines in the past year.
The assessments also suggest that Iran may have used the ceasefire period to reopen missile depots and transfer equipment and supplies.
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