AP report: Iran begins rebuilding missile sites, but key component is missing
Summary
Iran is rebuilding missile sites that were damaged in a conflict with Israel. They need special equipment called planetary mixers to restart production, and these mixers are important for making missile fuel. Iran's missile program is being closely watched because of possible new UN sanctions.Key Facts
- Iran is reconstructing missile-production sites hit by Israel in a 12-day conflict in June.
- A key missing component for rebuilding these sites are planetary mixers, essential for mixing solid fuel.
- Iran views the missile program as crucial, especially after its air defenses were weakened.
- Planetary mixers can be bought from China, where Iran has sourced missile components before.
- The UN may reimpose sanctions on Iran, affecting its missile program.
- Iran accused Israel and the U.S. of harming peace efforts due to recent attacks.
- Satellite images show construction activity at missile sites near Tehran and Shahroud.
- During the June conflict, Iran launched over one-third of its missile arsenal at Israel.
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