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CryptoWorld News reports that, according to the UK Independent, NATO intelligence agencies believe that Iran still retains most of its pre-war stockpile of missiles and related launch and storage facilities, enough to continue resisting the United States for several months.
Intelligence held by NATO indicates that Iran currently still has 60% of its pre-war missile stockpiles, while U.S. intelligence shows that 90% of Iran's missile launch sites and arsenals are still partially or fully operational.
The Washington Post also reports that Iran's missile stockpile remains at 70% of the levels before the outbreak of hostilities.
It is believed that Iran possessed approximately 2,500 ballistic missiles before the war, and there is evidence that Iran has restored and reopened nearly all underground storage facilities, repaired some damaged missiles, and even completed assembly of some near-finished new missiles prior to the conflict.