Brigadier General Mohammad Sadeghian, deputy coordinator of the Iranian Army's Air Defense Force, told the semi-official Fars News Agency that "defense forces are present at more than 3,800 points across the country," adding that "many of these points are located in impassable terrain," as "Iran is a country with diverse geography, and defense forces are deployed in deserts, coasts, islands, and at high altitudes."
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“We have made modifications to defense systems; software was updated, new deployments were executed, and fresh designs were implemented,” he said, also outlining a multi-layered surveillance approach in which "lookout forces equipped with specialized equipment, electro-optical systems, and modern technologies, alongside the radar network, monitor and track the country's skies and beyond, around the clock."
"Old craters have been replaced and upgraded with new craters"
Sadeghian's remarks come a day after US President Trump described the Iranian establishment as "failed" in a Truth Social post Monday, adding that "they have no Navy, they have no Air Force, they have no currency, they are not paying their soldiers or police, inflation is at 300%," with leadership in "total disarray."
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