Iran says military sites damaged in war rebuilt in safer locations

Published
0

Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Naqdi, a senior adviser to the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), says military sites damaged during the war are now operating with newer technology and at higher production rates, Al Jazeera reports, citing ISNA news agency.

Naqdi also says relations between the IRGC and the Iranian government are strong.

Iran’s priority is neither war nor negotiations but establishing deterrence, and it would not be in the US’s interests to enter another major conflict, he adds.

Opinion

Editorial

Risks ahead
Updated 02 Oct, 2026

Risks ahead

To think that the government would rather push out an elected government than grant a single prisoner some facilities does not square up rationally.
Exit from Iraq
02 Oct, 2026

Exit from Iraq

AMERICAN and British troops have once again shipped out of Iraq. On Wednesday, the foreign forces left the Arab...
Lahore’s ozone warning
02 Oct, 2026

Lahore’s ozone warning

LAHORE has received another warning that its air pollution crisis cannot be treated as a problem that begins with...
Fixing bond markets
Updated 01 Oct, 2026

Fixing bond markets

Pension funds, insurance companies, mutual funds, retail investors, and eventually, foreign investors must become bigger participants in the market.
Call centre rackets
01 Oct, 2026

Call centre rackets

A NUMBER of recent raids conducted by the authorities in different cities point to the growing threat fraudulent ...
Homeward bound
01 Oct, 2026

Homeward bound

FIVE months after Somali pirates captured an oil tanker carrying a 19-member multinational crew, Somali maritime...