Iran has largely rebuilt its missile and drone stockpiles to approximately 75% of pre-conflict levels during the recent ceasefire with the United States. Despite extensive aerial campaigns by the US and Israel aimed at crippling Iran’s offensive capabilities, essential equipment was preserved in deep underground bunkers. Since the ceasefire began on April 8th, Iran has cleared debris from bunker entrances, regrouped forces, and likely replenished its arsenal with newly manufactured Russian missiles. This rebuilding complicates US calculations regarding a potential resumption of large-scale military operations. The speed of the recovery suggests a pre-planned strategy for rapid reconstitution. The influx of Russian-made weaponry further enhances Iran’s military capabilities and regional influence. This development raises concerns about escalating tensions in the region.