Iran has shown one more ballistic missile

On Thursday, Iran's Revolutionary Guards displayed the new ballistic missile named 'Dezfool'. Photo: AFP

Iran has again announced a new missile within a week of celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. On Thursday, the Revolutionary Guards display the new ballistic missile named 'Dezfool'. Official news agency Seppah has reported that the new missile has a range of 1,000 kilometers per square kilometer. Earlier, on Saturday, they successfully launched a new cruise missile named "Hovaijah".

To stop Iran's nuclear program in 2015, a landmark agreement with six world powers was signed. In the last year, the United States left the deal. The reason was that US President Donald Trump said that the agreement was a gap. There is no word to stop ballistic missile development. After this, Trump has turned Iran's ballistic missile program into one of its main goals. For this, Iran continues to be a bit upset over the continuing diplomatic pressure of the United States, including new sanctions. In the meantime, the Islamic Republic wants to understand the new missile, they ignore the eyesight of the United States.

Iran has not revealed where the new missile has been placed. In the photo of Seppah, it is only seen that Aerospace Commander Major General Mohammad Ali Jafri and Brigadier General Emraili Hajizadeh examined the missile in a room. Iran's missile production system is believed to be under the ground.

The aerospace commander from the ground to ground said that the missile is the modern version of the old Jolofhouse model missile. In October last year, Iran used the Jolifor missile during the Syrian militant attack. The news agency quoted Jafri as saying that the destructive power of the new missile doubled to the Jolpaht version. Zafri said, "Europeans have been demanding to limit our defense capability. But they are showing the assumption of military power over innocent people around the world.

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