Balali on missile supply Says Iran can sustain battle

Oct 3

The anchor attributes continuing weapons-supply chains and advanced missile-production technology to IRGC Aerospace adviser Ali Balali. Balali contrasts Iranian capacity with what he calls American interceptor-stock concerns and says Iran can continue fighting as long as necessary through the Defense Ministry and other sectors' work. These are readiness and production claims, not verified inventories or production rates.

In his October 3, 2026 IRIB interview, IRGC Aerospace adviser Ali Balali confirms that the weapons-production supply chain remains operational, says the relevant components are interconnected and that work to meet aerospace needs continues without rest. He claims Iran has no supply-related cause for concern and can sustain fighting as long as necessary through the capabilities of the Defense Ministry and other sectors, contrasting this with alleged U.S. interceptor-stock difficulties. IRINN's same-day report carries the same reply and introduces it with his claim that advanced technology is used in missile production. These are attributed production and readiness assertions, with no independently verified production rates or inventories.