Iranian commander Ekreminiya: Missile range and sensitivity are being increased
The Iranian official announced that lessons were learned from the conflicts with the USA and Israel and new developments were made in missile technology.
Quick Look
- Iranian commander Ekreminiya announced that efforts to increase missile range and hit accuracy are continuing after the conflicts with the USA and Israel.
- It was stated that the new generation missiles will have higher capabilities.
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Why It Matters
Iran is trying to modernize its military inventory with the experiences it gained from past conflicts.
Speaking to Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency, Ekreminiya made statements about his country's military capacity.
Stating that they learned various lessons from the last war with the USA and Israel, Ekreminiya emphasized that the "enemy" is currently located approximately a thousand kilometers away.
Ekreminiya said, "We have come to the conclusion of increasing the range and sensitivity of our missiles in this war. We are currently progressing in this regard. Very good studies have been done on range and hit sensitivity. These missiles that we will put into our inventory in the future will have more capabilities."
Reminding that during the war, both land and naval forces used missiles against US targets both at sea and on land, especially in Kuwait, Ekreminiya said that these missiles would be improved in terms of range.
Open Questions
- What is the date of entry into the inventory of new missiles?
- What are the technical specifications of the developed missiles?
