“Iran’s 10,000km Missiles Eliminated”: Reality Check
March 2026 – Viral claims stating that U.S. and Israeli strikes have “eliminated Iran’s 10,000km global threat ballistic missiles” are not supported by credible evidence and appear to be heavily exaggerated.

No proof of “10,000 km missile force” being destroyed
There is no widely confirmed evidence that Iran possesses an operational 10,000 km intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) arsenal.
Most verified Iranian missiles have ranges of up to ~2,000–3,000 km, not true global-range systems.
👉 So the core claim already rests on uncertain or inflated capabilities.

What recent intelligence actually says
According to Reuters (March 27, 2026):

Only about one-third of Iran’s missile arsenal has been confirmed destroyed
Another portion may be damaged or hidden underground, but not verified
Iran still retains significant missile capability and continues launching attacks
Missile threat is weakened—but far from eliminated

U.S. and Israeli strikes have degraded infrastructure and launch capacity
Some estimates suggest up to ~70% of launch systems impacted
However, Iran:Still fires missiles, including longer-range systems
Uses underground bases and mobile launchers to survive attacks
Ongoing attacks prove capability remains
Iran has launched hundreds of missiles during the conflict
Some carry cluster warheads, causing casualties and damage
Missile debris continues to fall across Israel and surrounding areas