Iran's Missiles & Drones Still Standing

On April 3rd, U.S. intelligence just dropped a reality check, Iran still has about half

its missile launchers standing strong, plus thousands of drones, ready to roll, even after

weeks of heavy U.S. and Israeli strikes. These assessments come from top sources,

pointing out that buried or hidden launchers dodged destruction, along with half the drone's

stockpile and key, coastal cruise missiles that could choke the strait of hormones.

Officials are pushing back hard, saying Iran's missile and drone launches are down 90 percent.

Their navy is toast, and two-thirds are production. Sites are wrecked, but the intel warns they

could still unleash chaos across the region. Recent hits include Iranian missiles slamming

nine sites in central Israel, drone sparking fires at a Kuwait oil refinery, and big losses like

Supreme Leader Ali Kamanay getting taken out while Trump vows to wrap this up in two to three

weeks or bomb them back to the Stone Age. Markets are flipping out with oil spiking to $110

a barrel, strikes now hitting bridges and power plants, and even U.S. Army brass.

Getting purged, signaling tension as the fight drags on.