WSJ: IRAN MOVES MISSILE PRODUCTION UNDERGROUND AS WAR INTENSIFIES
The Wall Street Journal reports that Iran has begun shifting parts of its missile production into underground facilities, while maintaining stockpiles of components and materials that could allow production to continue for an extended period even if some facilities are targeted.
The report suggests that any attempt to pursue ground operations against Iran could be particularly difficult. U.S. forces stationed at remote bases would face heightened security risks, while Iran’s underground infrastructure could make it harder to locate and disrupt key military capabilities.
With the conflict entering an increasingly intense phase, the latest developments point to growing challenges for the United States and its allies as they seek to limit Iran’s missile production and military capacity.