[Sources: The U.S. Can Only Confirm About One-Third of Iran's Missile Stockpile Has Been Destroyed] According to five individuals familiar with U.S. intelligence, nearly a month into the military operations by the U.S. and Israel against Iran, the U.S. can only confirm that approximately one-third of Iran's massive missile stockpile has been destroyed. Four sources stated that the status of another one-third of the missiles remains unclear, but airstrikes have likely damaged, destroyed, or buried these missiles, which are hidden in underground tunnels and bunkers. One source noted that intelligence regarding Iran's drone capabilities is roughly similar, expressing a considerable degree of confidence that one-third of them have been destroyed. This previously undisclosed assessment indicates that while a significant portion of Iran's missiles have been destroyed or rendered inoperable, Tehran still retains a substantial missile reserve. Once the fighting ceases, it may be able to recover some of the buried or damaged missiles. This intelligence sharply contrasts with former President Trump's public remarks on Thursday, in which he claimed that Iran "has almost no rocket munitions left."