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Israel Iran War · 27 March 2026

Iran’s missile threat weakened but still active despite US-Israel strikes

Iran’s missile threat weakened but still active despite US-Israel strikes

U.S. and Israeli attacks have weakened Iran’s missile network, destroying key launch sites and facilities. However, Iran continues to carry out limited strikes, showing it still retains operational capability. Analysts say Tehran has adapted by using more concealed launch methods and smaller-scale attacks. While the overall threat has declined, officials warn it remains active and could recover over time, continuing to pose risks across the region.

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