Iran has showcased a wide range of weapons within its military arsenal, including advanced missile systems, launchers, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The presented materials highlight the launch processes and the operational impact of these systems during various deployment scenarios.
The reports emphasize the capabilities of these weapons to conduct combined strikes across different ranges. According to official data, the key military assets in Iran's arsenal include the "Saege" surface-to-sea missile, "Sejjil" and "Emad" long-range ballistic missiles, as well as the "Mohajer-10", "Shahed-136 B", and "Arash" multi-purpose UAVs. Additionally, the inventory features "Fateh-110", "Fattah", "Khorramshahr-4", and "Kheibar Shekan" missiles, representing a significant portion of the country's tactical and strategic strike capabilities.
The demonstration of these military technologies comes amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing discussions regarding Iran's defense industry. In recent years, Iran has significantly expanded its domestic production of ballistic missiles and loitering munitions, which have become a focal point of international security assessments. This military buildup is part of Tehran's broader strategy to enhance its deterrence capabilities and modernize its conventional forces through indigenous technological development.
