Israel Reduces Iran’s Missile Stockpile by One-Third, Hits Nuclear and IRGC Infrastructure

Israeli intelligence estimates that recent operations have wiped out roughly one-third of Iran’s ballistic missile stockpile—cutting it from about 3,000 to 2,000. According to Israel Hayom, IDF strikes have destroyed hundreds of missiles and dozens of launch platforms across the country, significantly degrading Tehran’s retaliatory capacity. No final estimate has been given on the number of launchers remaining, but the scale of destruction—paired with successful assassinations of key IRGC figures and direct hits on nuclear infrastructure—marks one of the most severe blows ever dealt to Iran’s military network.