Iran Enhanced Missile Capabilities Post-Conflict with Israel
A spokesperson for Iran's defense ministry has announced that the nation possesses more advanced and powerful missiles than those deployed during last year's brief conflict with the Israeli government.
Brigadier General Reza Talaei-Nik announced on Saturday that Iran has bolstered its missile arsenal following the conclusion of hostilities with Israel in late June.
Talaei-Nik, speaking to the Tasnim news agency, stated that Iran has seen advancements in both the quantitative and qualitative aspects of its missile capabilities since the 12-day conflict. The nation’s missile defense system has also been bolstered and enhanced in effectiveness due to lessons learned from the war.
The general noted that Iran has advanced its missile capabilities to address emerging threats, emphasizing that the country intends to maintain confidentiality regarding these developments to strategically surprise adversaries when deemed appropriate.
He downplayed recent threats of military aggression against Iran, asserting that the adversary’s cautious rhetoric towards the country indicates a fear of Iran’s defensive capabilities and missile strength.
Iranian missiles utilized in the conflict with Israel have caused significant damage, targeting numerous military and economic sites throughout the occupied territories with a notable level of accuracy.
According to military experts, the increasing influence of Iranian missile strikes on Israeli targets was a significant factor prompting the United States to compel the regime to agree to a ceasefire on June 24.
Iranian officials and military leaders have issued a stark warning, stating that the nation is prepared to deploy its significant missile capabilities against targets associated with the United States in the region, should Washington choose to launch an assault on Iran.
