Iran launched the state -of -the -art ballistic missiles

Mid -range ballistic missiles Etemad, meaning “trust” in Persian, was launched at the Achievement of the Iranian Ministry of Defense in Tehran today.

Iranian officials do not publish much information about Etemad, only revealed the rocket with a length of 16 m, a diameter of 1.25 m, a range of 1,700 km and equipped with a navigation system to control the warhead until the time. hit the target. Iranian state television describes this as the “most modern missile” produced by this country.

Iran also introduces three domestically produced satellites, including Navak communication satellites weighing about 34 kg, and satellites of Pars-1 and PARS-2 images used to monitor the environment, emergency and dollar management. Thi.

“The process of developing national defense and spatial technologies for deterrence, ensuring that no one dares to attack the territory of Iran,” said President Masoud Peezeshkian, emphasizing the military capacity of the country. This is only for self -defense and no threat to other countries.

It is unclear whether Etemad is a completely new missile system that is developed on the basis of previous mid -range ballistic missiles (MRBM).

Iran used to pay and fired many types of MRBM with a range of 1,400-2,000 km, of which some models carrying large-sized book warheads were maneuverable (Marv).

Marv is fitted with a small push engine to accelerate and change the flight route after separating from the push layer, the feature is similar to the super surfing vehicle, but the worse is worse and mainly flying in a fixed trajectory in the orbit. The stage between the journey.

Although not considered a super -negative warhead, Marv still possesses superior capabilities compared to conventional warheads such as suddenly increasing the height when rushing to the target and creating a fluttering flight, helping to increase the range, Adjust the flight direction and make it difficult for enemy rocket shields.

Since Donald Trump returned to the White House, Iran has repeatedly showed off military power, including large -scale rehearsals and published an image of a new underground missile base. Iran also shows ready to resume negotiations related to the nuclear program.

Iran and Western powers, including the United States, in 2015, reached a nuclear agreement, also known as a comprehensive general action plan (JCPOA). Accordingly, Iran agreed to restrict the nuclear program to loosen sanctions.

However, Mr. Trump in the first term pursued the “maximum pressure” policy, withdrawing the US from JCPOA and re -imposed sanctions on Iran. Tehran also abandoned the obligations according to JCPOA to respond.