Fresh reports suggest Iran has managed to restore parts of its missile infrastructure near the Strait of Hormuz despite sustained US and Israeli strikes during the conflict. Intelligence assessments indicate that key missile capabilities may have survived the attacks, raising new questions about the long-term effectiveness of the military campaign. 

Iran War: Tehran Rebuilds Missile Network Despite US-Israeli Strikes, Reports Claim 

Turkey has unveiled its next-generation defense and aerospace systems at a major aerospace exhibition, highlighting rapid advancements in indigenous military technology. The showcase included cutting-edge drones, fighter aircraft concepts, missile systems, and electronic warfare platforms. The display underscores Ankara’s push for self-reliance in defense manufacturing and its ambition to become a key global player in the aerospace and defense industry.


Turkey Showcases Next-Generation Systems at Aerospace Exhibition

Israel has ordered a “full force” ramp-up in the production of its Arrow missile interceptors, as it moves fast to replenish long-range defence stockpiles. The decision by the Israel Ministry of Defense comes amid rising regional threats and sustained missile activity. Officials say boosting interceptor capacity is critical to maintaining air defence readiness, even as concerns grow over prolonged conflict and the strain on military resources.


Israel Orders 'Full Force' Arrow Missile Surge, Expands Long-Range Missile Stockpiles

The ongoing Iran conflict has raised serious questions about the United States’ military readiness, with reports suggesting significant depletion of key missile stockpiles. Analysts say nearly half of some critical munitions have been used, while replenishment could take years due to production limits.
While officials insist capabilities remain intact, the situation highlights how prolonged conflicts can strain even the world’s most advanced military systems.

War In West Asia Wiped Out Half Of America's Key Missiles 

The United States military is facing growing concerns over depleted missile stockpiles following the recent conflict with Iran.
According to assessments, including those by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, nearly 45% of Precision Strike Missiles have been used, along with around 50% of THAAD and Patriot air defense interceptors. Other long-range systems, including cruise missiles, have also seen significant drawdowns.
Experts warn this creates a “near-term risk” for US military readiness—especially if another major conflict emerges, particularly involving China.
The situation highlights the strain of modern high-intensity warfare on advanced weapons systems and raises urgent questions about production capacity, defense planning, and global deterrence.

Iran War Exposes US Military Limits: America's Arsenal Depleting? 

Report: US At Risk of Running Out of Missiles; Stockpile Not Enough To Confront China 

The Japanese government under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has approved a major defense policy shift, allowing the export of lethal weapons, including warships and missiles, departing from its post-war pacifist stance. This policy, approved by the cabinet, lifts a ban on transferring offensive weapons to 17 partner countries. 


Takaichi Govt Approves Major Defence Shift; Japanese Warships, Missiles & Weapons Now Eligible for Export

A U.S. destroyer opened fire before moving in to seize an Iranian-flagged cargo vessel in the Gulf of Oman. Tehran has now vowed a direct and forceful retaliation against Washington, a threat that goes beyond mere rhetoric. Iran is rapidly expanding its missile and drone arsenal while stockpiling more advanced and lethal weaponry, raising the stakes sharply.


Iran Readies Missiles to Avenge US Fire & Ship Capture

Reports citing US intelligence suggest China may be preparing a fresh weapons shipment to Iran, potentially including air-defence systems, amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict. However, Beijing has strongly denied the claims, calling them “groundless smears” and insisting it maintains strict controls over military exports. 

China Secretly Preparing New Weapons Shipment to Iran?

Iran is reportedly working to recover missiles buried under debris following U.S. strikes on underground bunkers and storage depots during the ongoing conflict. Satellite imagery and intelligence assessments suggest heavy machinery has been deployed to reopen sealed tunnel entrances at missile bases, indicating efforts to restore launch capabilities.

US-Iran War | Iran Salvages Missiles From Damaged Underground Bases

French fighter jets like the $115M Dassault Rafale dominate global combat. Armed with Mach 4 Meteor missiles, heavy 9,500kg payloads, and the advanced SPECTRA electronic warfare suite, these omnirole aircraft offer unmatched aerial lethality.


<p>French fighter jets like the $115M Dassault Rafale dominate global combat. Armed with Mach 4 Meteor missiles, heavy 9,500kg payloads, and the advanced SPECTRA electronic warfare suite, these omnirole aircraft offer unmatched aerial lethality.</p>

‘The omnirole assassin’: Why French fighter jets are considered among the most lethal in the world

The Israel-Lebanon front is rapidly escalating, with the scale of firepower reaching devastating new levels. Hezbollah is unleashing a coordinated wave of missiles, drones, and heavy artillery toward Israel.


Hezbollah Rains Deadly Fire on Israel Using Rockets, Drones & Heavy Artillery

Russia launched a massive overnight aerial assault on Ukraine, firing 324 drones and missiles in a single night, marking one of the largest strikes in recent months of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War. Ukrainian air defenses worked to intercept the barrage as explosions were reported across multiple regions.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Fires 324 Drones & Missiles at Ukraine in Single Night

North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile shortly after the leader of South Korea issued an apology over recent tensions, raising fresh concerns about security on the Korean Peninsula. The launch comes amid already fragile inter-Korean relations and renewed global attention on Pyongyang’s military activities.


North Korea Fires Unidentified Projectile After South Korea Leader’s Apology 

An Iraqi armed group calling itself the Islamic Resistance in Iraq says its fighters have carried out 19 operations targeting US bases in Iraq and the wider region over the past few days, using drones and missiles in the strikes.


Iraqi Resistance Fighter Carry 19 Anti-US Ops Across Iraq

Advanced air-to-air missiles allow modern fighter jets to destroy enemy aircraft from over 160 kilometres away. These beyond-visual-range weapons use advanced radar and high-speed propulsion to ensure air superiority.

<p>Advanced air-to-air missiles allow modern fighter jets to destroy enemy aircraft from over 160 kilometres away. These beyond-visual-range weapons use advanced radar and high-speed propulsion to ensure air superiority.</p>

‘Beyond Visual Range’: 6 air-to-air missiles that strike targets from over 100 miles away

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, Joint Chiefs Chairman, declared at a news conference on Tuesday "the upcoming days will be decisive" in the war with Iran. 

"Iran knows that, and there's almost nothing they can militarily do about it," Hegseth claimed. 

US-Iran War | Hegseth: Iran Fired Lowest Number of Missiles in Past 24 Hours

Reports indicate US forces used the combat-untested Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) during strikes on Iran on February 28, 2026, with1,2] a missile hitting civilian infrastructure, including a school and sports hall, near Lamerd. The Lockheed Martin-developed weapon is designed to replace ATACMS. 


US Forces Are Reportedly Using Untested PrSM Missile in Strikes Against Iran

Turkey's Defence Ministry said that NATO forces had intercepted a new missile fired from Iran, the fourth since the start of the Middle East war. None of the four projectiles managed to hit Turkish soil. The ​incident marked the fourth such incident ​since the start of the U.S.-Iraeli war with Iran, following three earlier ​interceptions by NATO systems ​earlier this month that prompted Ankara to ‌protest ⁠and warn Tehran. Tehran has denied in the previous three incidents that it authorised such launches ​and ​has asked ⁠Ankara to form a joint investigation into ​the matter.


BREAKING: Iran Fires Missile at Turkey, NATO Downs Fourth Missile

The ongoing Israel-Iran war is highlighting a growing military imbalance between low-cost Iranian attack systems and high-cost interceptor missiles used to stop them. Iran has increasingly relied on inexpensive drones and rockets to pressure Israel’s multi-layered air-defence network, forcing the use of costly interception systems such as Iron Dome, David’s Sling, Patriot, and Arrow. 


Israel-Iran War: Iran's Cheap Attacks & Expensive Interceptors to Stop Them

#Gravitas Iranian missiles are making their way through Israeli defences, and striking various parts of the country, raising critical questions on the depleting stockpile of Israeli and American interceptors. 


US-Israel War with Iran: Iranian Missiles Piercing Israeli, American Defences

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) announces execution of the 66th wave of its ongoing retaliatory Operation True Promise 4 featuring deployment of a large-scale reprisal involving multiple missile systems targeting locations across the occupied territories and US military positions in the region.


US-Iran War: IRGC Unleashes 'Super Heavy Multi-Warhead' Missiles

Iran’s use of cluster‑warhead missiles in the ongoing Israel‑Iran war has posed a serious test to Israel’s air defence systems. Instead of a single warhead, these missiles open mid‑air and release multiple submunitions, spreading dozens of smaller explosives over a wide area -a tactic aimed at overwhelming point‑defence systems like the Iron Dome and long‑range interceptors.


Israel-Iran War: Iran's Cluster Strike Strategy Tests Israel’s Defences

Iran has intensified missile and drone assaults across multiple Gulf states as part of its retaliation in the broader US-Israel-Iran conflict that erupted in late February 2026. Tehran has targeted energy infrastructure, ports, US military sites and commercial facilities in countries including Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Qatar, prompting air‑defense engagements, brief airspace closures and damage to civilian and military installations. 


US-Iran War: Iran Steps Up Missile, Drone Attacks Across Gulf States 

The war between Israel and Iran has intensified, with Tehran launching a massive wave of missiles and drones toward Israeli territory. According to security assessments, more than 290 missiles and over 500 drones have been fired at Israel during the ongoing conflict.


Israel-Iran War: Tehran Fires 290 Missiles & 500 Drones At Israel Alone 

As the US‑Iran war escalates, reports indicate that the United States may be launching missiles and rocket strikes at Iranian targets from military bases across the Gulf region, using assets in allied host nations to project force into Iran.


US-Iran War: US May Be Firing Missiles & Rockets at Iran from Gulf Bases

North Korea has conducted a test of its 600mm-calibre multiple rocket launchers, demonstrating its growing long-range missile capabilities amid rising tensions in East Asia. The tests are seen as a signal of Pyongyang’s military readiness, drawing concern from South Korea, the US, and regional allies. Analysts say these tests are part of North Korea’s broader strategy to advance its arsenal of heavy artillery and missile systems, increasing the risk of conflict in the region. 


North Korea Conducts Test of 600mm-Calibre Multiple Rocket Launchers

Breaking update on the ongoing Israel‑Iran war: Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has fired multiple ballistic missiles with heavy warheads toward Israel, marking a significant escalation in direct attacks. Israeli and U.S. air defenses continue intercepting incoming projectiles as conflict spreads across the region.


Israel-Iran War | IRGC: 30 Warhead Missiles Fired Towards Israel 

The United States has reportedly begun relocating parts of its missile defence systems from South Korea to the Middle East as the conflict with Iran intensifies. The move includes components of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system that had been stationed on the Korean Peninsula.


US-Iran War: US Moves Missile Defences From South Korea, Seoul Claims Security Intact 

A new and dangerous strategy is emerging in the Iran war. Reports say Iran is deliberately targeting U.S. radar installations across the region. These radars help to detect incoming missiles and provide early warning to American forces. Analysts say disabling these radars could make U.S. bases far more vulnerable to future attacks. This comes in back of reports that Russia may be helping Iran identify targets critical American assets across middle east with satellite and surveillance data. If radar systems are blinded, the next phase of the conflict could become far more destructive.


Iran Systematically Destroys US Radar Network to Create Gaps in US Intelligence

Iran has reportedly launched new, more advanced ballistic missiles toward Israel as the conflict escalates, with some designed to evade air-defence systems through maneuverable warheads and counter-measure technology. Missiles such as the Kheibar Shekan missile are built to evade interception and strike targets up to about 1,450 km away, potentially challenging Israel’s layered missile shield.

New Iranian Missiles ‘Break’ Israeli Defences | IRGC Warns Of $200 Oil Shock

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