"More Iranian than Persian Carpets. Iran Claims It Can Produce Missiles without External Aid, Despite Sanctions
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Iran claims that missiles are now more of a local product than Persian carpets, according to an official from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The military industry no longer has to rely on imports.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Iran rejects claims from its rivals that it has exhausted its missile stockpile, asserting that Tehran has achieved self-sufficiency in this process and that attempts to prevent it from outside have been unsuccessful.
The Iranian general praised the military industry: "Our rockets are more domestic than Persian carpets" - Bilali especially pointed out that the production of rockets today relies almost entirely on domestic resources and technological capacities
Brigadier General Ali Belali said: "The raw materials used in the production of solid and liquid fuels are supplied and processed by relying on domestic capacities, and Iran's access to mineral resources and oil derivatives has provided the basis for independence in this sector."
Iran claims that it has become completely independent in the production of ballistic missiles, including in terms of raw materials and necessary fuels. A general of the Revolutionary Guards states that the Iranian military industry is now "more autochthonous than Persian carpets," at a time when Tehran expands its military capabilities and prepares new underground installations for the manufacture of armaments.
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