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    • Iran’s Ballistic Missile Programs: An Overview - Congress

      Iran’s long-range ballistic missile programs because those efforts generally drive the greatest concerns within the United States, especially when coupled with concern over the development of Iran’s nuclear capabilities. A brief overview of Iran’s medium and short-range ballistic missile programs then follows. Long-Range Ballistic Missiles

    • [PDF File]FAS Project on Government Secrecy

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      Iran’s long-range ballistic missile programs because those efforts generally drive the greatest concerns within the United States, especially when coupled with concern over the development of Iran’s nuclear capabilities. A brief overview of Iran’s medium and short-range ballistic missile

    • Iran’s Ballistic Missile and Space Launch Programs - Congress

      Iran’s Ballistic Missile and Space Launch Programs Overview On January 7, 2020, Iran launched 16 short-range ballistic missiles that were fired from three different locations inside the country and hit various targets on two Iraqi military installations housing U.S. troops—Al Asad Air Base and an air base near Erbil in Northern Iraq.

    • [PDF File]Iran Missile Chronology - The Nuclear Threat Initiative

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      Vahidi says the liquid fueled missile is of a "new class." It is a short-range missile with no wings or fins giving it "tactical power." —Michael Elleman, "Generation Qiam: Iran's New Missile," The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), 26 August 2010; "Iran Test Fires Surface-to-Surface Missile," AFP, 20 August 2010. 22 August ...

    • [PDF File]THE GLOBAL RANGE OF IRAN’S BALLISTIC MISSILE PROGRAM

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      of the Zalzal 2 and a true battlefield short-range ballistic missile. During the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war, Iran purchased 300-km-range Scud B missiles which were dubbed Shahab (“Comet”). Some were fired at Baghdad during the war, while most of the remaining ones were fired during the 1990s at Iranian opposition camps located inside Iraq.

    • [PDF File]Intercontinental Capability (Planned) Range: 7,500km. Iran's Growing ...

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      Range: 7,500km. Iran's Growing Missile Domestic Production and Foreign Procurements BRAZIL *-25 Range Estima ted: 3,500km. *-25 Range: 2,500km. Shahab 3 ER Range: 2,000km. Shihab 3 Range: 1,300km. SOMALIA KH-55 Maximum Range (Estimated): Created Date:

    • [PDF File]The Global Range of Iran’s Ballistic Missile Program

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      missile program in the Third World, with constantly in-creasing ranges. Iran’s missile arsenal comprises both short-range, heavy tactical rockets of the Zalzal (Earth-quake) family and continental-range ballistic missiles like the newly acquired BM25 that can reach all the way to Central Europe.1 The Zalzal 2 heavy rocket with a 200-km. range

    • [PDF File]Iran Missile Sites - Central Intelligence Agency

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      Fuel and missile manufac turing F as S hiraz: Production Kuhestak: R esearch & development fuel production Qeshm Island: Testing, storage S irri Island: Anti-ship missiles Parchin B and r A b s: Testing, assembly manufacturing S irjan: R es arch & development, fuel production, storage Tabas: Test monitoring Tabas S hahrud: T est rang S emnan ...

    • [PDF File]Iran’s Ballistic Missile Programs: An Overview

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      Iran has an active interest in developing, acquiring, and deploying a broad range of ballistic missiles. This was spotlighted in mid-July 2008 when Iran launched a number of ballistic missiles during military exercises, reportedly including the medium-range Shahab-3. On July 18, 2008, a Pentagon s pokesman said Iran wa s “not testing new

    • [PDF File]Iran's Ballistic Missile and Space Launch Programs

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      passed various resolutions regarding Iran and approved a range of sanctions against Iran over the past several decades. According to the U.S. government, Iran has the largest number of ballistic missiles in the Middle East; it is developing missiles and space launch vehicles for multiple purposes. Iran is pursuing its

    • Iran-North Korea-Syria Ballistic Missile and Nuclear Cooperation - Congress

      intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).5 Iran has fewer than 100 short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) launchers that could be reloaded and fewer than 50 silo and mobile medium-range ballistic missile (MRBM) launchers that could reach targets throughout the Middle East and portions of NATO’s southern flank. North Korea6 Nuclear:

    • [PDF File]Iran’s Ballistic Missile Programs: An Overview

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      Iran’s ballistic missile progra m dates to the late 1970s af ter the Shah was overthrown and the Islamic Republic of Iran establishe d. The new Iranian government embarked on a ballistic missile program marked by considerable secrecy. Many consider that Iran’s effort was in full force by the mid-1980s during its protracted war against Iraq ...

    • [PDF File]“IRAN’S ENDURING MISSILE THREAT: THE IMPACT OF NUCLEAR AND ... - House

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      Iran’s Missile Threat Iran has a wide variety of rockets and missiles that go from short-range tactical systems, like multiple rocket launchers, to short and medium range artillery rockets, to cruise missiles and- short and long-range ballistic missiles. Iran’s types of I missiles are shown in Figure 1 and

    • [PDF File]Iran's Ballistic Missile Program - The Iran Primer

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      The Shahab-3 is based on the Nodong, which is a North Korean missile. It has a range of about 900 km or 560 miles. It has a nominal payload of 1,000 kg. A modified version of the Shahab-3, renamed the Ghadr-1, began flight tests in 2004. It theoretically extends Iran’s reach to about 1,600 km or 1,000 miles, which qualifies as a medium-range ...

    • [PDF File]Testing the Limits: Iran’s Ballistic Missile Program ... - House

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      the task of missile defenses. Iran has also tested a two-stage solid fuel missile, the Sejjil-2, whose range of over 2,000 km would allow it to target southeastern Europe—though it is apparently still not operational.21 In June 2011, IRGC Aerospace Force commander Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh announced that

    • Iran Tests Long-range Missiles

      Tondar-69, a short-range naval missile, which were directed at mock targets across the country. The Middle East-based Al Jazeera network reported on September 28 that Britain, France, and the

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