Ministry of Defense Achieves 70% Military Vehicle Repair Milestone

The Ministry of Defense has recently announced significant progress in the repair and maintenance of military vehicles. This development is crucial for ensuring that the armed forces are well-equipped and ready to respond to any challenges. With a focus on efficiency and readiness, the ministry has taken steps to register all military vehicles and has successfully repaired 70% of those that were previously inactive.

According to officials, over the past three years, technical engineers have worked diligently to repair a total of 6,798 military vehicles. This impressive figure highlights the commitment of the Ministry of Defense to enhance the operational capabilities of the military. Notably, since the beginning of the current solar year, 2,018 vehicles have been made operational, showcasing the ongoing efforts to revitalize the fleet.

Naqibullah Azizi, the Chief of Staff of the 209th Al-Fath Corps, emphasized the importance of these repairs, stating, "Since the beginning of 1403, we have repaired 2,018 various types of vehicles in our workshops, including Rangers, Humvee tanks, other tanks, and motorcycles." This statement underscores the diverse range of vehicles that are being brought back into service, which is essential for a well-rounded military force.

Furthermore, Alauddin Agha, the Head of the Ministry of Defense’s technical division, confirmed that all military vehicles have been registered and that the repair work is progressing well. He stated, "About 70% of the vehicles have been repaired, and we are committed to maintaining and repairing all military vehicles in the future." This commitment to ongoing maintenance is vital for ensuring that the military can operate effectively at all times.

In addition to vehicle repairs, the Chief of Staff of the 209th Al-Fath Corps reported the successful repair and activation of 511 light and heavy weapons over the past three years. This achievement further demonstrates the ministry's dedication to enhancing the military's readiness and capability.

The Ministry of Defense's efforts to repair and maintain military vehicles are commendable and reflect a proactive approach to ensuring national security. As the military continues to modernize and improve its operational readiness, it is essential for the public to remain informed about these developments. The ongoing commitment to vehicle and weapon maintenance not only strengthens the armed forces but also instills confidence in the nation's defense capabilities.