Iran continues to produce, upgrade ballistic missiles at strategic sites: Report

Iran’s missile production at key strategic bases is proceeding with notable consistency, according to a report.

The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) reported that production capacity at strategic sites is steadily increasing, alongside the continued deployment of ballistic missile launchers.

According to the report, the “Etemad” missile is an upgraded version of the “Emad,” with improvements derived from operational experience gained during the “True Promise” missions.

The report also highlighted significant advancements in guidance systems, designed to evade missile defense networks.

It pointed to footage from Tuesday night’s aerospace operation by the IRGC, which showed a missile successfully passing through three interceptor missiles and striking its target with precision.

US unable to maintain prolonged conflict due to munitions shortages: Analysis

A leading American think tank says US weapons stockpiles are being rapidly depleted amid the ongoing aggression against Iran, raising concerns about the United States’ ability to sustain a prolonged high-intensity conflict.

The reporter emphasized that accumulated experience and innovative thinking within the armed forces are driving the continued growth of the country’s missile capabilities.

On February 28, the United States and the Israeli regime launched an unprovoked war on Iran, assassinating former Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei as well as several top military commanders.

Iran’s response has been decisive and strong. The Iranian Armed Forces have been engaged in daily waves of missile and drone operations against US interests across West Asia and Israeli positions in the occupied territories.

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