The executive deputy of the Islamic Republic Army claimed that more than 75% of Iran’s missile and drone capabilities remain untouched and ready for use, and that the process of producing defense equipment has not been halted throughout the war.

Alireza Sheikh, in an interview with Defaapress, said that foreign intelligence agencies have also confirmed that more than three-quarters of Iran’s missile and drone capabilities have been preserved, but he did not provide any document or details for this claim. He added that the re-production of missiles, drones, and other defense equipment has continued on an ongoing basis and that no interruption in this process occurred during the clashes.

The executive deputy of the Islamic Republic Army said that assessing military power depends not only on the number of equipment units and that factors such as field management, the composition of defensive capabilities, and the level of resilience in the face of enemy pressure also play a role in the outcome of the war. He also claimed that, by changing the battlefield and using other components of national power, the Islamic Republic has prevented the United States from achieving its political goals and has proactively prevented the implementation of a threat against Iran.