Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: Possessing "Stronger and More Numerous" Missiles
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, March 10 - According to a report from Iran's Tasnim News Agency on the 10th, a spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) responded to U.S. President Trump's remarks regarding Iran, stating that Iran now possesses "more powerful and numerous" missiles.
The IRGC spokesperson, Naini, said that Trump falsely claimed that the number of Iran's missile launches had decreased or even ended, "However, now Iran's missiles are stronger and more numerous than at the beginning of the war," directly targeting U.S. and Israeli bases.
Naini also stated, "The U.S. president's claim that Iran's armed forces have no strength is to evade the pressure of war and to prevent the 'U.S. military from feeling despair.'
On the afternoon of the 9th, Trump, in a telephone interview with a CBS reporter, stated that he believed the military operations against Iran had been "very thorough," and claimed that Iran now "has no navy, no communication facilities, no air force, and very few missiles left, with drones and drone manufacturing facilities destroyed," adding, "From a military perspective, they have nothing left."
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that it now possesses more powerful and numerous missiles, directly targeting U.S. and Israeli bases. This statement was made by IRGC spokesperson Naini in Tehran on March 10, 2023, in response to U.S. President Trump's claims that Iran's military capabilities have diminished significantly. The IRGC emphasized that their missile strength has increased since the beginning of the conflict.
- Iran's IRGC claims to have stronger and more numerous missiles than before.
- The IRGC spokesperson refutes U.S. President Trump's claims about Iran's military capabilities.
- The statements were made in response to U.S. comments regarding Iran's military strength.