Iran's military announced that it has maximized the opportunity to enhance its military capabilities during the ceasefire with the United States, and missile production has increased.
Last month, Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) spokesperson Hossein Mohbi stated that Iran's missile production speed increased during the ceasefire, and missile accuracy improved through practical combat experience. Iran's acting Minister of Defense, Majid Ebn-Reza, also said that missile and drone production "did not stop for a single day," and drone production had reached three times pre-war levels, though he did not provide specific figures. The Iranian military claims to have used the ceasefire to introduce existing equipment, import new equipment, and repair damaged systems or manufacture new ones.
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