Washington, May 31 -- Iran appears positioned to potentially fire a significantly larger number of long-range missiles at Israel after rapidly restoring access to its buried arsenals, a development analysts say highlights the limitations of US and Israeli airstrike strategies.
For weeks, coordinated strikes by the United States and Israel targeted Iran's underground missile infrastructure, focusing on disabling operational capability by destroying access roads and collapsing tunnel entrances used to store and deploy missile systems.
The campaign initially succeeded in restricting Iran's ability to move equipment and operate from key underground facilities, temporarily reducing missile activity and complicating launch logistics.
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