Iran says it is replenishing missile launchers faster than before the war

Iran is updating and replenishing its missiles and drone launchers at a higher rate than it did before the war with the US and Israel, an Iranian Revolutionary Guards Aerospace Force commander claimed on Sunday. 

Speaking to Iran's Nournews, Majid Mousavi shared a statement and an edited video of him inspecting an unspecified underground missile facility.

“Unlike Iran, the enemy has not been able to rebuild its ammunition during the ceasefire,” said Mousavi

“During the ceasefire, our speed in updating and replenishing missile and drone launch pads is even faster than before the war.

"We know that the enemy is incapable of creating these conditions for themselves, and they are forced to bring ammunition from the other side of the world in a trickle.

“They lost this stage of the war. They lost the Strait [of Hormuz], Lebanon, and the region.”

The video also included footage of drones, missiles and launchers inside underground facilities as well as ground missile launches.