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Iran is producing approximately 50 ballistic missiles per month, roughly half its prewar production rate, according to Western officials citing intelligence assessments. The Islamic Republic is estimated to retain around 1,700 missiles and is actively working to expand its stockpile.

The report comes as Iranian officials, including IRGC representatives, continue to assert that Tehran will not allow enriched nuclear material to leave the country. Russian offers to remove uranium as part of potential negotiations have been rejected, with Iran maintaining full control over its nuclear programme.

This assessment reflects ongoing concerns about Iran’s military capabilities and its ballistic missile development programme, which poses significant security implications for the region.

Sources: Walla, www.israelhayom.co.il, Times of Israel, Jerusalem Post