(Israel Hayom) Lilach Shoval - Israel's counterattack on Iran on Oct. 26 reduced Iran's missile production capacity to 10% of its pre-strike level, according to assessments in Israel. While estimates indicate that Iran still holds several hundred long-range missiles that it could launch at Israel, it is unlikely to do so all at once. Moreover, Iran is aware that Israel's strike on its air defense systems has left the country exposed to another Israeli attack. It is likely that the Iranian regime understands Israel still has an extensive target bank within Iran, including oil reserves and nuclear sites.
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