An Iranian commander says the country's military has mastered the know-how to produce stealth-aircraft detection systems, Press TV reported.
"With our present technology to produce radars with different ranges, we can definitely detect enemies' stealth warplanes," Mehr news agency reported Brig. Gen. Mohammad Hassan Mansourian, a deputy commander at Khatam Al-Anbiya Anti-Aircraft Artillery Base, as saying on Sunday.
According tot General Mansourian, Iran's determination to develop domestic anti-aircraft systems came about after eight years of imposed war with the executed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.
The Iranian general further pointed out that such military accomplishments have been achieved despite years of US-engineered sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
He also lauded the joint efforts between Iran's Army and the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) to protect the sovereignty of Iran and guard the country against foreign threats.
General Mansourian made a reference to the country's competence in producing defense equipment and said Iran's armed forces are 'fully' capable of staving off threats against the territorial integrity of the Islamic Republic.