[Reported that Iran has resumed the production of ballistic missiles] September 11, the Wall Street Journal reported on September 10, local time, citing U.S. and Middle East officials with knowledge of the matter, that "Iran has resumed the production of ballistic missiles in underground facilities using stock parts." The report said that although Iran is currently mainly using existing parts to assemble new missiles on a "more limited scale," this still weakens the "significant results" of the war boasted by the United States and Israel. According to the report, according to US and regional officials, Iran currently mainly uses existing warheads, missile bodies and guidance systems to assemble missiles, and related production activities have been carried out in multiple underground facilities such as the Khojir Complex southeast of the Iranian capital Tehran. The report pointed out that due to US-Israeli attacks that damaged key industrial facilities in Iran, and the blockade that made it difficult to obtain components and solid fuel materials, current production is still below pre-war levels. One U.S. official assessed that Iran could assemble at least several hundred missiles using existing stockpiles. While resuming production, there are signs that Iran is rebuilding damaged missile infrastructure, including reopening tunnel entrances and repairing access roads. (CCTV International News)