Iran test-fires two ballistic missiles
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps has fired two ballistic missiles as part of the final phase of its military drills across the country. The missiles, named Qadr H and Qadr F, have a maximum range of two-thousand kilometers. They were fired from Alborz Mountains, and successfully hit mock enemy targets 14-hundred kilometers away. On Tuesday, Iran fired another ballistic missile called Qiam, as part of military exercises that began a week ago. The IRGC says its maneuvers are aimed at showcasing its deterrent power and readiness to confront all threats against the country’s territorial integrity.
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