Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps affirms military readiness across all domains

Mostafa Izadi: Mostafa Izadi is a senior Iranian military officer serving as deputy commander-in-chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps since his appointment in August 2026. He has addressed military preparedness and strategic capabilities in public statements. His remarks in the news highlight Iran's forces' preparedness in multiple operational domains to strengthen defenses. Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is Iran's primary military and security organization responsible for protecting the Islamic Republic's political system, with branches covering ground forces, naval operations, aerospace defense, and specialized units. It conducts internal security, border defense, and regional activities. In the news, the IRGC's deputy commander-in-chief publicly affirmed the readiness of its forces across ground, naval, air defense, and security domains to enhance national defenses. Regional Defense: Iranian military officials have noted increasing robustness in combat preparations and integration of advanced tactics amid ongoing regional dynamics. Military Readiness: IRGC leadership has recently stressed that forces across ground, naval, and aerospace branches maintain strong defensive postures in key areas such as the Strait of Hormuz.