After nearly five months of war, Iran’s missile capabilities remain lethal. At least two U.S. servicemembers were killed in Jordan on Saturday following an Iranian attack of ballistic missiles and drones.
In addition, U.S. officials were working Sunday to try to identify additional human remains found at the site in Jordan as a third servicemember remained missing following the attack. And another U.S. servicemember was killed this weekend during the controlled detonation of a downed Iranian attack drone in Northern Iraq.
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In early June, President Trump told NBC that Iran’s military had been “totally destroyed.” He claimed that Iran had very few missiles left. Iran is believed to have hidden many of its munitions underground, and it has used the recent “ceasefire” to move a lot of its equipment around.
U.S. officials have noted that the ballistic missiles Iran is now using seem faster and able to maneuver as they streak toward the earth. This reflects a military that is adapting, not necessarily crumbling.