Iran is rebuilding underground missile depots during the ceasefire.

Iran is taking advantage of the ceasefire with the US and Israel to restore part of its underground missile infrastructure, despite American claims that the ballistic program has been "destroyed," writes The Telegraph, citing satellite images.

Washington and Tel Aviv claim to have significantly degraded Tehran's military capability, but new evidence suggests that Iran is trying to re-establish its network of hidden launchers. Images from April 10 show construction equipment working at tunnel entrances, raising concerns about a possible escalation of the conflict. Although the Pentagon reported the destruction of 11,000 sites in Iran, intelligence assessments indicate that half of the missile launchers remain intact. American officials express concerns that Iran could take advantage of the cessation of hostilities to rebuild its arsenal, given its ability to innovate rapidly.