Iran's defense power; American nightmare
While Donald Trump and American officials have repeatedly spoken about the destruction of Iran's military power, Iran's defense equipment production capacity has reached 2.5 times the same period before the 12-day imposed war. This growth shows that the country's defense industry has not only left the field, but has continued the development and production increase.
While Donald Trump and American officials have repeatedly spoken about the destruction of Iran's military power, Iran's defense equipment production capacity has reached 2.5 times the same period before the 12-day imposed war. This growth shows that the country's defense industry has not only left the field, but has continued the development and production increase.
According to Arjan's ambassador, Ali Akbar Alizadeh Bormi - Member of the Islamic Council: While Donald Trump and American officials have repeatedly spoken about the destruction of Iran's military power, the production capacity of Iran's defense equipment has reached 2.5 times the same period before the imposed 12-day war. This growth shows that the country's defense industry has not only left the field, but has continued the development and production increase.
During the recent wars, Iran's missile and drone manufacturing bases and factories were not targeted by the enemy, and the attacks at the city level also included administrative facilities. Iran's arsenals continue to produce missiles and drones; A fact that does not match the picture drawn of the collapse of the country's defense power.
The process of developments in the field also provides a clear narrative of the continuity of Iran's defense power. From the attack on the Ain al-Assad base in Iraq to the 12-day war and the 40-day war, Iran's strategy has evolved in response to the enemy's hostile actions, and the country's defense industry has continued to support the armed forces. In these battles, American and Zionist attacks were met with Iran's missile and drone responses.
Even after the MOU, when the US took a hostile action in the case of Kohestak in the south of Iran, Iran targeted five American bases and the other side did not respond. These developments raise a fundamental question: if Iran's defense capability had been destroyed, how would it be possible to continue attacks and respond to the enemy's actions on such a scale?
On the other hand, the United States has also lost a part of its aerial detection and surveillance capabilities by damaging its important long-range and short-range radars. Iran's attacks on Kuwait and Jordan also showed that Iran's operational capability can still affect the security equations of the region.
A nation that did not stop its defense production wheel under enemy fire and responded to the attacks with strength, does not accept defeat. Iran's power is not limited to its missiles and drones; This power comes from the will of a nation that turns threats into opportunities and pressure into progress. No matter how much Trump says about the destruction of Iran, the truth should not be sought in Washington's speeches, but in Iran's ability to stand up and respond; Iran is not submissive and any aggression will be met with an appropriate response.