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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

Iran Displays Ballistic Missiles on Anniversary of Missile Program Pioneer's Death

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Iran is exhibiting its Khaybar, Kh-3, and Dulfiqar ballistic missiles in Tehran and Bandar Abbas. The displays are taking place on the 15th anniversary of the death of Mohammad Tehrani Moghaddam, considered the father of Iran's ballistic missile program. This event highlights Iran's ongoing development and public presentation of its missile technology.

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  • Iran is displaying Khaybar, Kh-3, and Dulfiqar ballistic missiles in Tehran and Bandar Abbas.
  • The missile displays coincide with the 15th anniversary of Mohammad Tehrani Moghaddam's death.
  • Mohammad Tehrani Moghaddam is known as the father of Iran's ballistic missile program.
  • The event highlights Iran's advancements and focus on missile technology.

Iran is showcasing its Khaybar and Kh-3 missiles in Tehran and its Dulfiqar missiles in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas, near the Strait of Hormuz. The displays coincide with the 15th anniversary of the death of Mohammad Tehrani Moghaddam, recognized as the father of Iran's ballistic missile program.

The anniversary marks a significant day for Iran's military development, highlighting its advancements in missile technology. The public exhibition of these advanced weapons systems underscores the nation's focus on its missile capabilities.

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