The Kheibar medium range missile represents another step in Iran’s development of its military technology. It may not be quite on par with the best Western military technology but it’s not far behind. As Israel warns of potential ‘military action’
Bear in mind while reading this that ‘experts’ have been warning that Iran was close to developing a nuclear weapon for MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS NOW
They’ve already got good radars. Their ground-to-air missiles are as good as anything in the West. Now Iran is about to dramatically upgrade its air-to-air combat capability
Two more locally developed Fateh submarines are expected to join the Iranian Navy soon. The 600-ton submarine can fire torpedoes and anti-ship missiles while still submerged
The locally developed naval cruise missile is thought to have a range of over 1,000 kilometres
The plane’s “electronic signature” enable Iran’s radars to overcome the F-35’s vaunted stealth capabilities
Iran starts taking delivery of the first of the Russian Su-35s
Iran claims one of its Fateh submarine confronted a US nuclear submarine as it attempted to sail the Straits of Hormuz submerged. Forcing the USS Florida to surface and sail the Straits in compliance with international law
According to Israeli Major General Yitzhak Brick, it had been decided to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities back in 2009. However, the attack never materialised because it was thought that it would only delay Iran’s nuclear program. While the Iranian counter strike would incur greater losses for the Zionist state, hence the strike was put on hold
This is no empty threat. Even without nuclear weapons Iran has enough missiles to lay waste to Haifa and Tel Aviv. In fact this may explain why Israel’s long awaited strike at Iran’s nuclear facilities has yet to materialize
Will the recently revealed underground air force base, Eagle 44 be used to house Iran’s recently acquired Su-35s?
Iran is turning into a global player in the design and manufacture of military drones