Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi, the senior spokesman for the Iranian Armed Forces, stated that despite extensive reconnaissance and espionage efforts, foreign adversaries have not successfully located the facilities where Iran produces its missiles. During a meeting with activists from the Islamic Development Coordination Council, the general addressed what he termed the “second imposed war.”
He recounted that opponents had allegedly believed they could defeat the Islamic Republic’s army within a week and subsequently divide the country. The general referenced various military exercises, including “True Promise 1” and “True Promise 2,” and the “Eqtedar” drills, asserting that Iran has established a broad target base encompassing sensitive positions belonging to its adversaries.
He added that Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had been prepared for a potential “third imposed war.”
The general also claimed that a significant data processing center, reportedly established in the United Arab Emirates with international support over two decades ago, was successfully neutralized during the recent conflict. According to the Iranian spokesman, adversaries lost approximately 14 main strategic bases and three auxiliary bases in the region. Shekarchi reiterated that foreign intelligence services remain unaware of where Iran manufactures its missiles.
In conclusion, the general stated that the strategic objective of the Iranian Armed Forces remains the complete withdrawal of US military forces from West Asia.
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