Iran mocks US-Israel intel, says its weapons arsenal remains untouched

A senior Iranian military spokesperson has said that the United States and Israel do not fully understand Iran’s true military power.

Lieutenant-Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaqari, speaking on behalf of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, said, “As we already said, we tell the American-Zionist enemies that your information about our military power and equipment is incomplete. You know nothing about our vast and strategic capabilities.”

He rejected claims that US and Israeli actions had damaged Iran’s key defense systems. He said important facilities like missile production centers, drones, air defense systems, and electronic warfare units are still safe. According to him, the sites targeted were not very important.

Zolfaqari also warned that Iran’s main military production happens in places that are completely unknown. He said these locations cannot be reached or tracked by enemies.

He advised the US and Israel not to try to count or estimate Iran’s weapons. He said doing so would lead to wrong calculations and failure. He also warned that both countries would have to face the consequences of starting aggression against Iran.

The spokesperson said the conflict will continue until Iran’s enemies face “permanent and definitive humiliation, regret and surrender.” He added that Iran will carry out stronger and wider attacks in the coming days.

Since February 28, Iran says it has launched several retaliatory strikes on US military bases in the region and Israeli positions.

Iran has described these actions as self-defense under international law. At the same time, it has accused the US and Israel of targeting civilians, including attacks on schools, hospitals, and homes.

Iranian officials have also pointed to incidents like the Minab elementary school attack and strikes on officials’ homes as proof of what they call enemy “terrorist methods.”