Iran has asserted that it has significantly enhanced its defense and military capabilities during the ceasefire with the United States, stating that should negotiations falter, it is fully prepared to engage in war once more.
An Iranian military spokesperson informed state television that they have maximized every moment of the ceasefire by modernizing existing weapons, developing new defense systems, repairing damaged facilities, and accelerating advancements in new technology.
The spokesperson also mentioned that new generation drones were deployed during the conflict, with further details to be disclosed later.
As reported by Arab media, the acting Iranian defense minister stated that the production of missiles and drones has continued without interruption, with drone production reportedly tripling compared to pre-war levels.
Despite the loss of prominent military commanders, it is said that Iranian forces have maintained their organization and have surprised their adversaries with innovative tactics.
The spokesman for the Revolutionary Guards also claimed that the speed and accuracy of missile production have improved during the ceasefire, although no specifics were provided regarding weapon stockpiles or combat losses.
Reports from US media indicate that Iran retains approximately 70 percent of its missile stockpile and 40 percent of its drones from before the war, enabling it to sustain unconventional warfare for an extended period.
Arab media has suggested that Iran may soon acquire 400 shoulder-fired air defense missiles produced in China, although both China and Pakistan have denied these claims, and Iran has not issued a comment.
According to reports from Arab media, a former Iranian military commander has asserted that even a multitude of attacks from the United States and Israel could not dismantle Iran’s military capabilities.
It is reported that the effectiveness of missiles in reaching and destroying targets, as well as local defense production, is being continuously enhanced, with new weapons being integrated into the operational system from underground missile and drone facilities.