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Iran is rebuilding missile sites post-Israeli strikes, using Chinese-sourced mixers to boost production.
Iran is rebuilding missile production sites at Parchin and Shahroud, satellite images show, following Israeli strikes during a June conflict.
Construction is underway on facilities critical for mixing solid rocket fuel, though a key bottleneck remains: planetary mixers needed to blend fuel evenly.
These machines, essential for high-volume production, may be sourced from China, where Iran has previously acquired missile components.
Israel targeted these facilities to disrupt Iran’s missile output, which before the war could produce over 200 solid-fuel missiles monthly.
Iran fired hundreds of missiles at Israel, using a significant portion of its arsenal, and claims advancements in precision and capabilities.
Despite damage, missile infrastructure is being restored faster than nuclear sites, highlighting its strategic importance.
U.S. sanctions target Chinese firms linked to missile material exports, and a deadly April port explosion may have involved such materials.
Iran’s president is set to address the UN, but the country has not commented on rebuilding efforts.
Irán está reconstruyendo sitios de misiles después de los ataques israelíes, utilizando mezcladores de origen chino para impulsar la producción.