[Western Official: Iran's Advanced Stockpile Only Enough for a Few Days of Use] According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, a Western official revealed that the number of ballistic missile launches by Iran is decreasing. At the current rate of consumption, Tehran's firepower of this kind can only be sustained for a few more days. However, the official also noted that the reduction in launches could be due to Iran conserving its missile stockpile to extend its operational cycle. The official stated that the decline in launch numbers is a result of joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran's launch sites and missile manufacturing facilities. Another Western official added that although Iran's capability to launch advanced missiles is shrinking, it can still maintain a consistent attack frequency using lower-cost weapon systems such as drones.