Iran claims it can conduct at least 6 months of high-intensity warfare.
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, March 8 - According to Iranian media reports on the 8th, the spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Naini, stated that the Iranian armed forces are capable of sustaining high-intensity warfare at the current pace for at least six months.
Naini mentioned that Iran has equipped itself with heavy missiles, ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, various drones, and attack vessels in accordance with the requirements of a large-scale, long-term war. Currently, Iran mainly uses first and second-generation missiles, and in the coming days, it will employ new attack methods, utilizing advanced and less frequently used long-range missiles to "strike the enemy more painfully and more precisely."
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced its capability to sustain high-intensity warfare for at least six months. The IRGC has equipped itself with various advanced weaponry, including heavy and long-range missiles, and plans to implement new attack strategies in the coming days.
- Iran claims it can sustain high-intensity warfare for at least six months.
- The IRGC has equipped itself with heavy missiles, ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, drones, and attack vessels.
- Iran plans to use advanced long-range missiles for more targeted strikes against enemies.