Iranian Defense Ministry: We Used an Advanced Missile for the First Time Without Enemy Detection — More Surprises to Come

Brigadier General Talaii, spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Defense, revealed on Tuesday that the armed forces had used a new type of advanced missile for the first time—without the Zionist entity being able to detect or identify the nature of the attack. The move marks a significant milestone in Iran’s growing military capabilities.

In remarks reported by Mehr News Agency, Talaii stated that the precision-guided missile struck a sensitive security and intelligence center deep within the occupied territories. He emphasized that the strike dealt a painful blow to the Israeli intelligence apparatus, which has long prided itself on maintaining technological superiority over the past 75 years.

Talaii also highlighted that over 90% of Iran’s weapons and military equipment are now domestically manufactured, thanks to years of scientific and industrial advancement. He stressed that the Ministry of Defense remains fully prepared to meet the operational needs of the armed forces and respond to threats with high precision.

He concluded his statement with a warning of more developments ahead:
“Today we deployed a new missile, and the enemy didn’t even realize what was happening… and we still have many surprises in store.”