Majid Ebn al-Reza, Iran’s acting defense minister, publicly announced that the nation is preparing a series of military "surprises" intended for its enemies. Speaking on Friday, al-Reza declined to provide specific details regarding the nature of these developments, citing the need for secrecy at this stage. He emphasized that these advancements are the result of domestic Iranian expertise and the contributions of the country's younger generation within the defense sector.

The comments were initially reported by the Tasnim News Agency, a state-aligned outlet. Al-Reza’s remarks appear to be part of a broader effort to project strength and technological capability in the face of ongoing regional tensions. While the minister did not name specific countries, the term "enemies" is frequently used by Iranian officials to refer to the United States, Israel, and their regional allies. The statement serves as a warning to these actors that they will eventually become aware of the capabilities Iran is currently cultivating. As of now, no independent verification of these claims exists, and the specific timeline for when these "surprises" might be unveiled remains undisclosed.