Iran's Missile Stockpile Dwindles Amid Ongoing Conflict

0:00On March 24, Iran has roughly 1,000 missiles left as it keeps firing at Israel and several Gulf Arab states. The country started the conflict, launching dozens of missiles each day, but now is down to about 10 a day. This drop comes as the Middle East fighting near its one-month point. Recent Iranian strikes have broken through Israeli air defenses in key spots. Missiles hit near Israel's main nuclear center, damaging homes in Iran and injuring dozens. Other struck central Tel Aviv, causing property damage, while Gulf areas saw power outages and Kuwait, alerts in Bahrain, and Saudi forces downing, 19 Iranian drones. Experts note Iran rebuilt its arsenal quickly after last summer's war, which caught some off guard. The attacks have shaken faith in Israel's defense systems, especially around sensitive sites. On the diplomatic front, President Donald Trump says the United States is talking with Iran to end the war and delayed a deadline on reopening the.

1:00Straight-of-war moves. Iran denies any negotiations are happening. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu bows to keep striking Iran and Lebanon. With missile stocks low and talks uncertain, both sides show no signs of backing down anytime soon.