Iran on Sunday unveiled the new Soumar long-range ground-to-ground cruise missile, a weapon with a range of almost 1,500 miles — enhancing the Islamic Republic's capability of targeting U.S. ships operating in the Persian Gulf as well as the Arab Gulf states, Israel, Russia, and parts of Eastern and Central Europe.
In unveiling the weapon, Iranian Defense Minister Hussein Dehqan said the missile further enhances Tehran's power projection and deterrent capability. He also announced that the Qadr and Qiyam — two other long-range missile systems — had been transferred to missile units operated by Iran's Revolutionary Guards, and that in the coming year, Tehran will continue to upgrade its long-range missile forces, the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs reported Tuesday.
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5 comments:
Obama has dismissed these missiles as "Weather sounding rockets", nothing more. The world can relax there is nothing to be afraid of. His fellow Muslims are peaceful people.
Assuming we had a president with a set, the conversation should go something like.."Mr. President, here are the launch codes you requested"
And Obama want's to hand them Nukes.
wish they would go ahead and use it ,tired of the suspense,lets get it over with
Swell. More rockets from poverty stricken countries.
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