Despite five months of sustained US military pressure, Iran has managed to maintain the combat capability of its missile forces, according to recent assessments.
As reported by the Operative Information Center-OMM, citing analysis from the Financial Times, Tehran has successfully adapted to the changing operational environment to safeguard its military potential.
Analysts note that amidst rising regional tensions and intensified external interventions, Iran's military structures have demonstrated significant agility. The report highlights that rather than diminishing Iran's strategic capabilities, the military pressure exerted by the US has compelled the country to shift toward more defensive and adaptive strategies.
The missile program remains a cornerstone of Iran's defense doctrine. Historically, Iran has invested heavily in domestic missile production and underground storage facilities to ensure strategic deterrence against perceived external threats, a strategy that continues to be a focal point of international security discussions regarding the Middle East.
