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SURPRISED THAT IRAN IS STILL GETTING MISSILES OFF THE GROUND? DON'T BE. Every move Iran makes stems from one instinct: Survival. Even its missile launches. Tehran never built its missile force to win an air war. It built it to survive one. It stores its missiles in hardened depots... show more

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