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IRGC Aerospace Force asserts domestic missile production self-sufficiency

Nov 10, 2026 01:56 AM CT Tehran, Iran iran,irgc,missiles,defense,posturing,domestic-production

Summary

A senior adviser to the IRGC Aerospace Force stated that Tehran's missile industry is self-sufficient and relies on domestic production. This statement serves as strategic posturing to signal resilience against external sanctions and potential military threats, reinforcing Iran's capability to sustain its ballistic missile program independently.

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Morning update Good morning Middle East Eye readers, Here are the latest developments:  A senior adviser to the command of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force indicated that Tehran's missile industry is self-sufficient and is able to rely on its own domestic produ...

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Asserted that its missile industry is self-sufficient and capable of relying on domestic production.

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