IRGC: Iran Has Lifted the 2000 Km Voluntary Limit on the Range of Its Missiles
The move suggests Iran may seek missiles that can reach farther targets as tensions rise with the United States and Israel.
- Iran's Revolutionary Guard lifted its self-proclaimed 2,000-kilometer ballistic missile range limit, suggesting potential development of weapons capable of reaching more distant targets amid fears of renewed all-out war.
- Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khomeini warned that "any kind and level of threat" from Israel would face a response without geographic limits, days before the Guard's announcement.
- Guard spokesman Gen Hossein Mohebbi confirmed "that restriction has been lifted for us," stating Iran would "demonstrate these capabilities in practice" rather than issue further statements.
- The Iranian military reported a tanker hit a naval mine east of the Strait of Hormuz, while U.S. officials expressed concern that space program technology could be repurposed for intercontinental ballistic missiles.
- Heavy rains in the Gaza Strip have intensified misery for more than 1.6 million Palestinians living in makeshift shelters, with aid supplies reaching only 18% of 294,250 families needing assistance.
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The Revolutionary Guard announced that it removed the self-imposed limit of 2,000 kilometers within the range of its ballistic missiles.
A spokesperson for the CGRI stated that Iran has numerous tools to neutralize the enemy through an "asymmetric war," using both "material and immaterial" assets of the adversary.
연합뉴스-Yonhap News Agency
조선일보(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kwak Min-seo = Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed to have lifted the ballistic missile range limits it had imposed on itself.
The Wart Corps of Revolutions explained to the public how to lead asymmetrically.
Iran ' s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRC) has announced the lifting of its own 2,000 km ballistic missile range limit, reports The Associated Press.
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