Flotilla
Trusted Member
Let me make a suggestion.missile firing rate was consistent from day 3 until ceasefire
many missiles are safe in the missile bases
just like after June, we are digging out the entrances and regaining access to them, and the US will need to bomb all the entrances all over again
however, severe damage was done to our solid fuel supply chain and we will not be able to produce solid fuel missiles for many months, that is true. liquid fuel production should be easier.
DPKR and Islamic Republic after some months could a treaty of mutual defense assistance, in case of enemy aggression the counterpart could send trains with pieces, fuel and even dissassembled missiles.
If Irán suffers a knock out of the production line, new conventional missiles could be imported by land and vice-versa.






