Iranian Army spokesperson: All U.S. infrastructure in Erbil destroyed

Pars Today – A spokesperson for the Islamic Republic of Iran Army said that Iranian armed forces inflicted serious damage on U.S. bases and that a large portion of those facilities have lost their operational capability.

According to Pars Today, citing Mehr News Agency, Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia said during a television program on Saturday evening:

"We are prepared to continue our operations in the same manner as before if this war continues, until the Americans realize that they cannot impose their will on the Iranian nation through aggression."

The Iranian Army spokesperson added:

"At the end of the 40-day war, we unveiled new drones. If necessary, we will release their specifications later. We are now using drones that are more advanced than the Arash-2, with greater destructive power, accuracy, and range. So far, we have not disclosed the specifications of these drones."

Brigadier General Akraminia stated that during the ceasefire period and after the end of the war, Iran was able to return many of the systems and equipment that had been targeted back to operational service.

He continued:

"We also introduced a number of new systems that have provided us with significant capabilities and have made Iran's airspace relatively less secure for the enemy compared to the period of the 40-day war."

The Iranian Army spokesperson further emphasized:

"No country can claim that its airspace is 100 percent secure. Even in the United States, unidentified aircraft occasionally enter from unknown locations and have at times reached areas near the White House."