Iran’s missile arsenal is still largely intact, according to U.S. and other intelligence agencies, contradicting claims made by the Trump administration.

The Pentagon is racing to buy more than 10,000 cheaper cruise missiles as the war with Iran strains U.S. missile stockpiles and puts fresh pressure on the military’s ability to quickly replace expensive weapons.

Donald Trump’s war in Iran has failed to break Tehran’s missile capability, US intelligence assesses, despite the president’s claim to have completely defeated the regime’s military. Intelligence agencies have reportedly told lawmakers that Iran has regained access to most of its missile sites,

Missile strength intact: US and NATO sources say Iran still holds around 70% of its pre-war missile stockpile and most mobile launchers, despite heavy bombardment. Ceasefire under strain: Negotiations remain stalled as both sides refuse concessions, with ...

The Navy shared a photo of a ballistic-missile submarine docked in Gibraltar, saying its presence demonstrates the US commitment to NATO allies.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s appearance before House and Senate appropriators on Tuesday hasn’t settled the debate in Congress over two mounting questions about the Iran war: whether U.S. stockpiles are dangerously low and how much firepower Tehran maintains.

WASHINGTON — Iran is taking advantage of the ceasefire with the U.S. to dig out its weapons.

US-Iran war LIVE: Hegseth has appealed to Congress for more money, at least around $1.5 trillion, so that the US can “maintain its posture as the most effective military in the world.”