Iran is estimated to have around 3,000 ballistic missiles of various types as of 2025. Estimates from Israeli military sources indicate that Iran began a recent conflict with approximately 3,000 ballistic missiles, but after launching some and losing others to Israeli airstrikes, the number was believed to have dropped to around 1,000 to 1,500 missiles. These include a mix of short- and medium-range missiles, with roughly 2,000 capable of reaching Israel. Additional analysis suggests Iran's missile stockpile might be reduced further due to ongoing strikes, potentially dropping below 500 missiles if the conflict continues to degrade their launch capabilities. This arsenal includes various missile types such as Shahab, Qiam, Emad, Khorramshahr, and others, with ranges from around 200 to 3,000 kilometers and varying warhead capacities.