As tensions escalate in West Asia, US intelligence reports reveal that Iranian operatives are quickly restoring underground missile bunkers and silos that were damaged by American and Israeli airstrikes. Some facilities have reportedly been brought back into operation within hours. Despite claims from US officials, including US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, about the significant degradation of Iran's missile capabilities, intelligence agencies express uncertainty regarding the actual impact of these operations. Reports indicate that around 11,000 targets in Iran have been struck over five weeks of conflict. While US Secretary of State Rubio identifies the reduction of Iran's launch capacity as a key objective, the Pentagon and White House assert that Iranian missile and drone attacks have decreased by 90 percent. However, intelligence suggests that Iran is conserving its remaining launchers in underground sites, complicating efforts to assess its true missile capabilities. Despite a decline in daily attacks, Iran continues to fire missiles and drones, utilizing internal divisions and hidden stockpiles to maintain its strike potential.