IRGC Says New Weapons Will Be Deployed if Nature of Conflict Changes
A spokesperson for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said the force is continuously developing and mass-producing new weapons and would deploy them if the nature of any conflict changes.
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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it will deploy new weapons if the nature of a conflict changes, according to its spokesperson, Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi.
Mohebbi said the IRGC is continuously developing and mass-producing new weapons systems to strengthen the country's defensive capabilities, according to Iran's state news agency IRNA.
A Message of Deterrence
The comments reflect a posture Iranian officials have frequently adopted, emphasizing ongoing military development as a means of deterrence amid regional tensions.
Mohebbi did not specify what types of weapons the IRGC has been developing or under what circumstances they might be deployed, and no further operational details were provided.
The IRGC is a branch of Iran's armed forces distinct from the regular military, with responsibilities spanning domestic security and broader defense operations.
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