IRGC spokesperson Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi said Iran's indigenous aerospace knowledge transformed the country from an importer of aerospace weapons into an exporter, during a press conference marking IRGC Aerospace Week.

Mohebbi said the first achievement of the IRGC Aerospace Force was the production of indigenous knowledge and the localization of global knowledge in the aerospace industry.

He stated that this achievement has been the source of many transformations in the country's defensive and offensive industry, as it turned Iran from an importer of aerospace weapons into an exporter of them.

As an example, he noted that Iran's Shahed-136 drone has today been copied in most countries of the world, even in the U.S., and is being produced and used under other names.

Mohebbi further stated that another important achievement of the Aerospace Force is the creation of a balance of power through a focus on missiles, drones, and the electronic warfare industry.

He explained that by prioritizing missiles, Iran was able to stand against the enemy's equipment and create deterrence, while focusing on drone production enabled Iran to deeply affect the enemy, and through electronic warfare, Iran was able to overcome the enemy's technology.

Mohebbi pointed to recent developments, stating that in the past one or two weeks, Iranian forces took control of seven enemy reconnaissance drones and landed them safely, adding that this demonstrates Iran's technological superiority over the enemy.

 

 

 

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