Iran marked Aerospace Week with a large-scale exhibition in Tehran, showcasing its expanding arsenal of missiles, drones, and defense technology. The display, organized by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Iran’s Ministry of Defense, featured both combat and reconnaissance drones, as well as long-range ballistic missiles developed under domestic programs.
Officials hailed the exhibition as a demonstration of Iran’s self-reliance in defense manufacturing, emphasizing that the country’s military advancements are meant for deterrence rather than aggression. Among the highlights were upgraded models of the Shahed and Mohajer drone series, as well as newly developed missile systems claimed to have enhanced precision and range capabilities.
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