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Iran exploits truce to extract ballistic missiles hidden underground
NBC reported, citing a US official and two other sources, that Iran is exploiting the ceasefire in the war to extract ballistic missiles and munitions hidden underground or buried under rubble. According to the report, Tehran aims to rapidly rehabilitate its drone and missile capabilities, enabling it to attack targets in the Middle East if US President Donald Trump decides to resume military operations.

NBC reported, citing a US official and two other sources, that Iran is exploiting the ceasefire in the war to extract ballistic missiles and munitions hidden underground or buried under rubble.
According to the report, Tehran aims to rapidly rehabilitate its drone and missile capabilities, enabling it to attack targets in the Middle East if US President Donald Trump decides to resume military operations.
Despite US claims of destroying most of Iran's arsenal, intelligence estimates indicate significant capabilities remain, including ballistic missiles and drones, pre-buried for protection. Iran has recently intensified its efforts to recover these weapons, taking advantage of the fragile truce, with activity observed in underground bases via satellite imagery.
This comes as Trump received a briefing on new plans for potential military action against Iran in a meeting with the national security team, including securing the Strait of Hormuz and destroying Iranian nuclear materials.
According to the report, the United States believes that Iran has preserved a large part of its capabilities through deception and distribution, complicating the situation if the agreement collapses.
Source: NBC News
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