Bloomberg: Iran replenishes arsenal with Russian-made missiles

Iran has replenished its arsenal with Russian-made missiles, Report informs, citing Bloomberg.

According to Bloomberg, Iran has restored a significant part of its weapons stockpile during the ceasefire period with the United States.

Iran currently has about three-quarters of the missile arsenal it possessed before the start of military operations.

The agency"s sources believe Tehran retains the ability to quickly increase its weapons stockpiles if necessary. They also suggest that Russia could transfer newly produced missiles to Iran.

In late May, CNN reported, after analyzing satellite images, that Iran had restored access to 18 key underground missile arsenal sites whose entrances had been blocked after US bombardments. According to the report, Iran cleared 50 of the 69 entrance tunnels at those bases.

Experts interviewed by the channel said the rapid removal of ammunition from underground storage facilities would enable Iran to launch more long-range missiles at Israel and other Middle Eastern states.