Tehran: (RightNow) Iran’s Acting Defense Minister Majid Ibn al-Reza announces significant surprises for opponents. However, he refrains from disclosing details of these surprises.

According to the Iranian news agency, Majid Ibn al-Reza states that continuous work in the defense industry and scientific capabilities will yield important future results.

He adds that opponents will learn about these surprises at the appropriate time. Meanwhile, the Supreme Leader has instructed the President to focus on economic issues.

Six months into the conflict, Iran claims to have damaged U.S. military installations. In this context, U.S. missile interceptor reserves may face shortages.

It is noteworthy that the White House has denied reports of U.S. defense stockpile shortages, while Iran’s claims have raised further questions in the region.