Iranian defiance in parallel with Western efforts:
A day after the eighth round of nuclear talks between Iran and the powers, Tehran today (Wednesday) took a defiant step by introducing a new missile that it claims can reach a range of 1,450 km, meaning it can hit Israel and most US bases in the region. .
The new missile introduced by Iran a day after the round of talks in Vienna
If that's not enough, the missile's name is "The Khyber Mower," which blatantly implies its final destiny against Israel (Khyber was a stronghold of Jews that the Prophet Muhammad cruelly conquered at the beginning of the spread of Islam). Because it is a strategic missile because it is ostensibly a "third generation long-range missile" and what sets it apart is the speed and accuracy with which it can hit the target and its ability to evade various systems.
Iran has longer-range missiles, but this is apparently a move aimed at transmitting to the West that Tehran does not intend to comply with U.S. demands on the issue. It is for "self-defense." Iran recently conducted a test launch of a space-based missile based on fuel. According to Tehran, the test was successful.
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