'No missile shortage, just change of tactics,' Iranian official says

Iran doesn't have a shortage of missiles to strike Israel, a senior Iranian official told CNN, Report informs.

The source noted that Iran has changed its strategy for launching missiles at Israel, focusing not on the quantity of strikes, but on their quality. Now, instead of multiple launches, modern high-precision missiles are used against critical military and security targets in Israel.

It is claimed that Iranian missiles easily pass through Israeli missile defenses, provided by the THAAD missile defense batteries, Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems, the Hetz-3 and Hetz-2 anti-missile systems, the David's Sling system, and the Iron Dome missile defense system.