Iran's missile accuracy has increased 8 times.

The American think tank JPMorgan recently stated that the hit rate of Iranian missiles on Israeli targets has increased from 3% at the beginning of the conflict to 27%, an eightfold increase. Foreign media analysis pointed out that this is partly due to the limitations of Israel's anti-missile systems, as the "Arrow-2" and "Arrow-3" interceptors have already consumed about 80% of their supply, while only about 40% of the "David's Sling" short-range interceptors remain. On the other hand, Iran has improved its weapons and tactics, not only launching hypersonic missiles to strike American AWACS planes and drones, but also using cluster warheads and drones to exhaust opponent interceptors. In addition, attacks by Hezbollah in Lebanon and Iraqi militia groups on American and Israeli anti-missile systems, radar stations, communication centers, and satellite communication centers have objectively created conditions for Iran's missiles to enhance their breakthrough capabilities.