Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi, a high-ranking spokesperson for the Iranian Armed Forces, stated that despite the use of extensive intelligence and espionage resources by external adversaries, they have not succeeded in pinpointing the facilities responsible for the production of the country’s missiles. The comments were made during a meeting with activists affiliated with the Islamic Development Coordination Council. Speaking about what he termed the “second imposed war,” the general conveyed that opposing forces had previously believed they could dismantle the Islamic Republic’s military within a week and subsequently fragment the nation.
General Shekarchi highlighted the depth of the Iranian military’s preparedness. He referenced specific military exercises, including “True Promise 1,” “True Promise 2,” and the “Eqtedar” training regimen, to illustrate the breadth of the country’s objectives and capabilities. The general emphasized that the Iranian defense posture has established a wide operational base.
When questioned about the security of its strategic assets, he asserted that foreign intelligence efforts have proven insufficient in determining where these crucial production sites are located. The spokesperson’s statements underscore a narrative of resilience, asserting that the nation maintains operational depth despite perceived external pressures and threats.
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