In the shadow of reports of some progress in the nuclear talks in Vienna, Iran does not give up the possibility of threatening its partners in talks to limit its nuclear capability, and presents unprecedented developments in its missile content, including the development of missiles that could threaten Western countries.
A follow-up report authored by Michael Segal of the Jerusalem Center for Public and State Affairs shows that the Iranian media are openly reporting on a significant upgrade that Tehran is carrying out in its missile program.
According to a report close to the Conservatives, a recent solid fuel engine test could increase Iran's missile range to five thousand kilometers and threaten European countries. And providing to the West mainly with regard to the development of Iran's missile capabilities.
Iran's Farih'tagan newspaper reported this week that Iran may aim to increase its ballistic missile range and the development of a 5,000-missile missile is "closer than ever".
The newspaper, which belongs to the Open University (Azad al-Islami) and is affiliated with the conservative faction of the Iranian regime, referred to the latest remarks of Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of the Air Force and Space of the Revolutionary Guards, and interpreted them as Iran planning to increase its ballistic missile range.
General Hajizadeh recently announced a "successful experiment" in the field of satellite-launching missiles.
Hajizadeh appeared before clerics at Kom and said that over the past two years, a series of experiments have been carried out on a solid-fuel-powered satellite launcher and the most recent successful experiment was using a 66-tonne liquid fuel engine.
Hajjazada estimates that Iran will launch many satellites into space in light of the success of the experiment and the reduction of propulsion methods.
The commander of the Missile and Space Corps further revealed that the body of the new satellite launcher is not metallic and the propulsion system allows for greater thrust at a lower cost.
"The commander of the Missile and Space Corps added that Iran's ability in the field of aviation and missiles could not be curtailed through assassinations, threats and sanctions."
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