Iran can export military equipment
Iran's military products are qualified enough to be exported to
foreign countries, an Iranian minister said.
Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehghan said that the
efficiency of Iranian weapons has improved as the country has used
new technologies for weapons production, Tasnim news agency
reported.
That is why demand for Iranian weaponry has increased, he
added.
The minister further stated that the country faces no difficulties
in providing fuses to be used in artillery and air bombs as well as
missiles.
On May 25 the defense ministry launched several production lines
for making proximity fuses that are used in missiles.
Media reports suggest that Iran maintains dozens of short, medium
and long-range ballistic missiles with one of the largest missile
arsenals in the Middle East.
Although several Western and regional countries have expressed
concerns over Iran's missile program, the Islamic Republic has
repeatedly said that its military might poses no threat to other
countries, reiterating that its defense doctrine is merely based on
deterrence.
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