Iran's IRGC Says Ballistic Missile Range Limit Lifted Amid War Fears
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps announced it has lifted a 2,000-kilometer range limit on its ballistic missiles, potentially enabling strikes on more distant targets. This declaration comes amid heightened fears of war and follows a statement suggesting Iran would respond to threats without geographic limits. The US is also increasing pressure, establishing a task force to counter Iran's weapons movement and considering a limited window to resume major combat operations. The IRGC's move signals a potential escalation in regional tensions.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Iran's IRGC announced it has lifted a self-imposed 2,000-kilometer limit on its ballistic missile range.
- The IRGC spokesman stated Iran will demonstrate its missile capabilities in practice rather than just making statements.
- The move occurs amid fears of renewed all-out war and follows a statement about unlimited geographic response capabilities.
- US President Trump was reportedly advised to restart major combat operations against Iran before January.
- The US military is launching Task Force Iron Gate to counter Iran's movement of weapons and sanctioned materials.
- Iran has reportedly imported at least $2 billion in military hardware since January 2025, evading sanctions.
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