Iranian Army Says Advanced Missile and Drone Production Accelerating After 40-Day War

The Iranian Army says it has accumulated a large stockpile of newly developed offensive and defensive military systems, including advanced missiles and drones, following intensified domestic production during the recent 40-day war. Army spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia said the production of new military equipment continued throughout the conflict and is now proceeding at an even higher pace, according to Fars News Agency.

Akraminia said the Iranian Army currently has a substantial quantity of the newly developed systems at its disposal and is fully prepared in terms of military equipment. He added that some of the new systems have already been deployed operationally, while their capabilities and details could be officially presented to the media at an appropriate time if deemed necessary.

The Army spokesman also highlighted the tactical experience gained by Iranian forces during the recent conflict with the United States and Israel. He said the experience accumulated during the fighting had contributed to Iran’s military preparedness, alongside continued development and production of indigenous weaponry.