⚡️🇮🇷 — Iranian Defense Ministry spokesperson said the country is undergoing a “step-change” in developing new weapons, military equipment and technological support for the armed forces, with the defense establishment adopting a more urgent operational posture after the “12-day war”: senior command has sharply intensified strategic oversight, requiring progress reports on military programs every 30–45 days, while new specific military capabilities/products have been presented and validated at the highest command levels as instruments of national “power creation.” — IRIB interview

➡️ The armed forces, private sector and non-military industries are jointly pursuing 50 strategic “dual-purpose” technology initiatives, including aviation manufacturing and diesel-engine production for railways and industrial plants, with the stated aim of civilian “spillover” from military technological advances, expertise and experience into industry and the wider economy.

➡️ The ministry said it maintains a continuous, resilient logistics/industrial support chain to prevent weapons and equipment shortages across the armed forces and security corps; key military capabilities and strategic resources are deployed in protected areas deemed secure against potential hostile attacks. Under central strategic commands, including the General Staff and Khatam al-Anbiya Central HQ, the armed forces maintain full operational readiness for future aggression or hostile action, with the spokesperson pledging a force “decisively greater and tougher” than before.

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