IRGC is projected to be out of launchers by Wednesday March 11.
Everyone keeps counting Iran’s missiles.
But that’s kinda the wrong number to focus on.
The real number is how many they can actually launch. On Day 1, Iran fired about 504 missiles and drones.
By Day 5, that number dropped to just 29. That’s a 94% drop in less than a week.
The chart pretty much shows the same trend. Launch numbers started in the hundreds and then kept falling day by day.
Not because Iran ran out of missiles. Because they’re running out of launchers.
Missiles sitting in tunnels don’t mean much if the launch platforms keep getting wiped out.
Iran reportedly started the war with around 200 launchers, and a big chunk of them may already be gone.
That’s also why the U.S. B-2 strike on the underground Damavand base matters.
Those sites are where launch systems are protected, maintained, and redeployed.
Take that out and the whole launch network starts falling apart.
So yeah, the missiles might still exist in tunnels. But more and more of them may have nowhere to go.