Iran using bulldozer teams to recover buried missiles, no one knows how many ballistic missiles Islamic Republic has

The Jerusalem Post reported that IDF sources stated that “no one really knows for certain” how many ballistic missiles the Islamic Republic of Iran still has. The guess has been several hundred. But the question of “how many missiles are salvageable after Israeli strikes” is the problem, casting doubt upon a critical question, one that WION clarifies in its report below.

The Islamic Republic of Iran is showing not only more resilience than many previously thought it would, but also more tactical resolve. The sheer determination of the jihad mindset is obvious for anyone who has being paying attention. After all, Islam has a 1400-year history of conquest. Yet the West remains heedless of the jihadis’ patience and determination and largely uninformed about the jihad threat, while Iran is a key player in the contemporary global jihad. The West has been fighting not only the threat of jihad on multiple levels (violent, stealth, immigration), but the constant undermining of that very threat by leftists and now also by many on the right.

There has been a tacit assumption circulating in the West about an inferiority of the jihadist enemies, which has enabled those enemies to multiply in strength. The “Islamophobia” subterfuge has fueled the misconception primarily among leftists, causing Islam to be seen as being victimized rather than being an aggressor. This underestimation of a key Western enemy has been seen primarily, in the case of Iran, with the Obama and Biden administrations, which poured billions into the coffers of Iran, enabling it to build up uranium levels and threaten not only Israel, but also Europe, and potentially even America through its proxies and with a nuclear bomb.

If America and IDF have no idea how many missiles Iran has, the disturbing question is how much more don’t they know? While the public and talking heads would argue continuously about the timing of the war on Iran, the war was inevitable, given the threat that the Islamic regime posed internationally. While Barack Obama et al were negotiating a bogus Iran deal based on lies, by the Islamic Republic’s own admission, the world should have been more prudent, and worked harder to ensure that Iran was not building up its weapons stockpiles. In 2021, International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi warned that the level at which Iran was enriching uranium was consistent only in countries making bombs.

Despite setbacks, there are wins as the war advances:

“Report: Iran Using Bulldozer Teams To Recover Buried Missiles,” WION, April 6, 2026:

Iranian personnel are digging out bombed underground missile bunkers and silos from the rubble, bringing them back into service within hours after being struck by the US and Israel, US intelligence has reportedly assessed. American intelligence also believes that Tehran has preserved a notable amount of missiles and mobile launchers, and has cast doubt on how close Washington has come to its goal…

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