The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps has employed artificial intelligence technologies to minimize the risk of collateral damage in its missile strikes with pinpoint accuracy, IRGC Commander Major General Hossein Salami said.

According to The Iran Project, Addressing a ceremony held in Tehran on Sunday in commemoration of the Iranian medical personnel involved in the treatment of the Hezbollah forces who were injured in the blast of electronic devices in September 2024, General Salami highlighted the IRGC’s progress in the missile industry.

He noted that Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei has always emphasized the need to avoid any harm to civilians in the IRGC’s missile operations against hostile targets.

The general said Ayatollah Khamenei had urged that no civilians should be harmed in a missile operation the IRGC conducted against Takfiri terrorist bases in Syria in 2018.

According to the commander, the distance between the target and the people who were not supposed to get hit in the missile attacks was not long in the previous IRGC operations, so the Leader always insisted that collateral damage should be prevented.

The IRGC has managed to achieve a technology with the help of artificial intelligence to avoid harming any innocent person when it hits the targets, General Salami stated.