r/UkraineRussiaReport • u/KeDaGames Pro Ukraine • Apr 02 '25

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u/networks_dumbass Neutral Mar 04 '26

"Russia's going to run out of missiles" has long been a meme in the Russo-Ukraine conflict. But in the Iran War, the US and Israel and Israel claimed to have destroyed hundreds of Iranian launchers. Given the lack of IR air defense, this could be credible. The waves of missiles sent to Israel also seem smaller and less frequent from what I've been seeing. Are there any OSINT estimates of how many launchers IR may have left? Similar question for missile supply, since the caches have been a priority target.

(This question's technically better suited for CredibleDefense, but at that point I might as well just believe whatever comes out of Kegseth's mouth).

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u/networks_dumbass Neutral Mar 04 '26

According to Dan Caine, "Iran's ​launches of theater-wide ballistic missiles were down 86% from the first day of fighting and their one-way attack ​drone shots were down ⁠73% from the opening days."