Iran’s armed forces say outside powers still have not been able to identify the locations where the country manufactures its missiles. According to Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi, Iran’s adversaries have used every surveillance method available to them but remain unable to track those production sites.
The comments highlight Tehran’s emphasis on secrecy around its missile program, which has long been presented by Iranian officials as a core part of the country’s defense strategy. The statement suggests that Iran believes its security measures and concealment practices are effectively shielding key parts of its military industry.
The remarks also fit into Iran’s broader messaging on deterrence, with officials regularly stressing that the country can protect strategic capabilities from foreign monitoring and pressure. In this case, the focus was specifically on missile manufacturing and the claim that rival intelligence efforts have not succeeded.
While the statement offers no new public details about the facilities themselves, it underlines how sensitive missile production remains in Iran’s security posture. The issue continues to draw attention because of the regional and international importance of Iran’s missile capabilities.
