Reports suggest that unexploded US-Israel missiles recovered in western Iran may be examined and potentially reused for future military purposes. According to Iranian state media, engineering teams have been clearing unexploded ordnance from recent strike zones in Sanandaj, Kurdistan Province, following earlier air operations targeting military and security sites.
Authorities claim these remnants are part of the broader aftermath of the 2026 conflict, where multiple missile and air strikes hit IRGC and army-linked infrastructure. Experts note that unexploded ordnance is a common post-strike hazard, requiring careful disposal or defusal.
While Iranian sources suggest possible reverse-engineering or reuse of recovered materials, independent verification of these claims remains limited. The situation highlights ongoing tensions and the continuing military and political fallout in the region.
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