U.S. Strikes Devastate Iran's Missile Stockpile

0:00On March 27, U.S. intelligence now assesses that strikes have destroyed or buried most of Iran's missile stockpile. Around two-thirds are gone or inaccessible, while another-third likely got damaged in underground bunkers and tunnels. This comes amid Operation Epic Fury, now ahead of schedule since late February. The U.S. and Israel have hit over 10,000 targets, sinking 92 percent of Iran's large Navy ships and factories that build missiles and drones. Even Trump said Thursday Iran has very few rockets left, but he stressed even 1 percent surviving pose is a huge risk to ships in the straight-of, horror moves. Officials are weighing troop deployments there to secure the vital waterway. Iran keeps showing it has firepower. Just Thursday, it launched 15 ballistic missiles and 11 drones at the United Arab Emirates. Last week marked its first long-ring strikes on the U.S. U.K. base at Diego Garcia. Its worn Iran's dozen-plus underground sights could let it hold back launchers and

1:01recover damaged weapons once fighting eases. Central command hunts these methodically, but the full picture on pre-war stockpile stays unclear. That's your update from Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.