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Iran: the missiles that Tehran did not use and which are in its arsenal

Iran's retaliation after Israel's attack on the Iranian diplomatic area in Damascus, which caused the death of senior Iranian officials, fortunately ended well, with no losses and with 99% of the drones destroyed.

The action ended well, without deaths or injuries or significant damage. It can be considered a major coordinated military exercise for Israel, USA, UK, France and Jordan courtesy of Iran.

However, this happened because Iran wanted to carry out an action that was, all things considered, measured with offensive weapons, but easily interceptable by those who have a serious air defense, like Israel, and moreover supported by allies on the road, like Jordan , and coordinated by those who have a general vision of the battlefield, such as the USA.

Shows Iranian missiles

Over the years, Iran has developed a large arsenal of ballistic weapons, some such as the Khorramshar missiles, capable of reaching hypersonic speeds and launchable from mobile bases that are difficult to intercept. These weapons would have been much more lethal and difficult to intercept.

Consider that there are 1700 km between the Iranian and Israeli borders, so only medium-range missiles are to be considered.

Here, from Iran Watch , is a complete table of Iranian ballistic weapons. SRBM are short-range ballistic missiles, MRBM are medium-range, LACM are cruise missiles, SLV are satellite launchers.

First name Guy Max. range

Useful load

Propulsion

Error radius

Status

Shahab-1 (Scud B) SRBM up to 350 km 770-1,000 kg single stage liquid fuel ~500 m on line
Shahab-2 (Scud C) SRBM ~500km ~700kg single stage liquid fuel 700 m on line
Qiam-1 , Qiam-1 (mod.) [ 8 ] SRBM 700-800km 650kg single stage, liquid fuel <500 m on line
Fateh-110 (including Khalij Fars and Hormuz [ 9 ] ) SRBM 300km ~450kg single stage, solid fuel 100 m [ on line
Fateh-313 SRBM 500km 350kg single stage solid fuel 10-30 m on line
Raad-500 SRBM 500km unknown single stage, solid fuel 30 m tested
Zolfaghar (including Zolfaghar Basir [ 12 ] ) SRBM 700km 450-600kg single stage solid fuel 10-30 m on line
Dezful SRBM 1,000km 450-600kg single stage, solid fuel 10-30 m On line
Shahab-3 MRBM 1,300 km 750-1,000 kg Single stage, liquid fuel ~3km on line
Ghadr MRBM 1,600 km ~750kg single stage, liquid fuel 300 m on line
Emad MRBM 1,800 km ~750kg single stage liquid fuel <500 m on line
Khorramshahr-1 , -2 , and -4 (BM-25/Musudan) MRBM [ 2,000-3,000 km 750-1,500 kg single stage liquid fuel 30 m on line
Fattah-1 [ 16 ] MRBM 1,400 km unknown single stage, solid fuel unknown tested
Haj Qassem MRBM 1,400 km 500kg solid fuel, single stage unknown on line
Kheibar Shekan MRBM 1,450 km 450-600kg single stage, solid fuel unknown on line
Sejjil MRBM 2,000km ~750kg two stage, solid fuel unknown on line
Soumar (Kh-55) LACM Unknown unknown turbofan N/A possible online
Hoveizeh LACM 1,350 km unknown turbojet N/A possible online
Ya Ali LACM 700km unknown turbojet N/A tested
Paveh [ 19 ] LACM 1,650 km unknown turbojet N/A on line
Safir SLV 2,100 km 500-750kg Liquid fuel, two stages N/A I will withdraw
Simorgh SLV 4,000-6,000 km 500-750kg Liquid fuel, two stages N/A operating
Qased SLV 2,200 km 1,000kg liquid fuel second stage, solid first stage N/A operating
Zuljanah SLV 4,000-5,000km 1,000kg solid fuel first and second stage, liquid third stage N/A tested
Ghaem-100 SLV 3,000-4,000 km 1,000kg three stages, solid fuel N/A operating

Here is a video about the Ghadr intermediate missile, which is probably the first missile that could have reached Israel


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This is a machine translation of a post published on Scenari Economici at the URL https://scenarieconomici.it/iran-i-missili-che-teheran-non-ha-usato-e-che-sono-nel-suo-arsenale/ on Sun, 14 Apr 2024 07:00:06 +0000.