General Mohibi, spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, announced remarkable progress in the country's missile program during a press conference. He pointed out that the quality and capabilities of new Iranian missiles are particularly evident in their accuracy and destructive power. According to him, the range of the missiles has increased, and their intelligence quotient has also risen.
Increase in Quantity and Quality of Missiles
General Mohibi emphasized: "The quantity of our missiles has increased by at least 1.5 times since before the twelve-day war," and he referred to new missile capabilities. This increase in capabilities is especially important given that external threats continue. He mentioned the Revolutionary Guard's new project and said: "The Father of All Bombs has been used by America before, and we are now looking to unveil the 'Father of All Bombs', which will be new for the enemy."
Response to Threats
The unveiling of the 'Father of All Bombs' as a strategic project demonstrates the determination and will of the Islamic Republic of Iran to strengthen its defensive capabilities and respond to external threats. General Mohibi stressed that this project, as a new technology, will significantly enhance the country's deterrent power. He noted that this unveiling will specifically serve as a sign of Iran's scientific and military advancements to enemy countries.
These developments in the country's defensive capabilities are particularly significant amid political and military tensions in the region and globally. The Islamic Republic of Iran has always emphasized its right to strengthen its defensive and military capabilities, considering these actions essential for national security. Given these developments, it is expected that the 'Father of All Bombs' will become a milestone in Iran's military history and will soon be utilized in practice.
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