Iran Unfazed by Israeli Air Strikes: Missile Production Continues

Iran's missile production remains unaffected despite Israeli air strikes, according to Iran's Defense Minister Aziz Nasirzadeh. Israel's recent strikes aimed to disrupt Iran's production capabilities, but Iranian state media reports assert no significant hindrance. Iran claims readiness to launch further missile barrages against Israel.

Iran has maintained its missile production capacity despite recent Israeli air strikes, announced Defense Minister Aziz Nasirzadeh on Wednesday. This proclamation emerges after Israel's Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant, praised the impact of their strikes on Iran's manufacturing capabilities.

According to reports, Israeli efforts targeted facilities vital for solid fuel mixing used in ballistic missiles, which could potentially impair mass production. However, Nasirzadeh emphasized that Iran's production abilities remain intact, crediting their indigenous manufacturing knowledge.

Further reports from Iranian state media suggest that Iran retains the capability to launch numerous missile barrages against Israel, reflecting the nation's unyielded defensive and offensive postures.

(With inputs from agencies.)