How is Iran acquiring missiles and drones despite sanctions? A secret network is helping.

A report reveals that Iran has imported military supplies worth $2.3 billion, including Chinese titanium and rocket fuel, despite ongoing conflicts. The supplies, transported through various routes, include trucks and vehicles for military use. Iran's procurement network operates through foreign intermediaries, funded by oil sales, circumventing international sanctions. This network enables Iran to replenish its missile and drone stockpiles, enhancing its military capabilities. Meanwhile, President Trump expressed skepticism about significant support from China and Russia, suggesting that any such actions would be minimal and quickly detected by the U.S.