Reports citing U.S. intelligence say Iran retains much of its missile capability after U.S.-Israeli strikes

What do the intelligence-based reports say Iran still has?

They say Iran retains about 70% of its prewar missile arsenal and about 70% of its mobile launchers, and has regained access to much of its underground missile infrastructure T-online.de,newsORF.at,newsORF.at,Bild,N-tv,DIE WELT.

Why is the Strait of Hormuz central to this story?

Reporting says Iran restored access to 30 of 33 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow shipping route used by a large share of global oil and liquefied natural gas trade. That means the issue affects not only the military balance but also commercial shipping and U.S. naval traffic in the Gulf RT,MoneyControl,Українська …,Українська …,HABERTURK.COM.

What remains unresolved?

The available articles describe leaked or cited intelligence assessments and a public rebuttal from Trump, but they do not provide the underlying classified documents for independent verification. So the central unresolved issue is the gap between the administration's public account of the war's effects and the intelligence-based reporting about Iran's remaining capabilities newsORF.at,RT,En Son Haber,Haberler,HABERTURK.COM.