Iran's satellites continued operating without disruption during and after the war

Neyshabur – Head of the Iran Space Agency said damage to the space industry was limited to a few buildings, and Iran's satellites faced no disruption during the war or afterward.

Neyshabour- The head of Iran's Space Organization said: The damage caused to the space industry was limited to a few buildings and Iran's satellites did not face any disruptions during the war and after.

Hassan Salarieh said in a conversation with Mehr reporter: The damage caused was mostly superficial and limited to the destruction of a few buildings, and we did not have any damage that could paralyze the country's space industry.

The head of the Iran Space Organization, stating that Iran's space industry is a completely local industry and relies on domestic knowledge and expertise, added: the recent damage to buildings was limited and did not affect the country's space processes and activities.

Emphasizing the preservation of the human and technological capital of this industry, he said: elite manpower, indigenous knowledge and technology are the most important capitals of the country's space organization that have been preserved and there is no problem in this regard.

Pointing out that the country's space activities are not limited to a few buildings, Salarieh said: the country's space industry is not dependent on four buildings, whose destruction would disrupt the activities of this field; Because the main capacity of this industry is the knowledge, expertise and capability of its human resources.

The head of the Iranian Space Organization said: Iran's satellites have not faced any disruptions during the Ramadan war and after that, and continue their activities with strength.