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Iranian short range air defence missile systems:
  • Tondar
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4 missile canisters on Aras truck, IIR guidance, range unknown
  • 9th Dey
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5-30km firing range, 20km altitude ceiling
  • Qaem-118
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25km range
  • Majid
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4-8 canisters per vehicle (Aras-2 truck), 8km engagement range, max target speed 2 mach
  • Missile 358
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loitering missile with 100km loitering range, 8.5km flight ceiling, 700km/hr speed
  • Missile 359
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loitering missile with 150km loitering range, 9.2km flight ceiling, 1000km/hr speed
 
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  • Zoubin
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360 degree AESA radar, 30km detection range and 20km engagement range, 4-8 canisters per launch vehicle, most high end of Iran's SHORAD systems
  • Dezful
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Iranian copy of Tor-M1, assumed 25km range
  • Azarakhsh
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50km detection range for radar and 25km detection range for EO sensor, 10km engagement range, 4 missiles per launch vehicle
 
I don't think Iran ever got Tor M-2

and second photo looks like CGI?
I didn't say they received the Tot M2 but that they built an equivalent form in Iranian sauce. There is a difference in the radar between the first Dezful and the new arrivals
 
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one of the most powerful fully mobile air defence systems in the world - Mehran

Mehran 1 missile with 200km range
Mehran 2 missile with 320km range

radar has 450km range

developed by IRGC-ASF but not seen in service yet
 
The Herz-9, Ya Zahra system seems to have disappeared recently, it was not even visible in videos of exercises. Moreover, the Chinese ships had six launchers, which also appeared in the demonstration video in Iran, but were not used anywhere.
 
The Herz-9, Ya Zahra system seems to have disappeared recently, it was not even visible in videos of exercises. Moreover, the Chinese ships had six launchers, which also appeared in the demonstration video in Iran, but were not used anywhere.
they are very old systems and likely (hopefully) replaced by newer Iranian systems like Majid Tondar Qaem-118 9 Dey etc
 
IMO Pirooz it is a Delavieh (Kornet based) anti tank missile. It woudn't be an anti serial system. As Comandante well said, Ya Zahra would be based in a french origin system called "Crotale". This system is short ranged and guidande would be RC, very easy to jam nowadays. Maybe because of this Ya Zahra and Rapier are now being discarded as anti serial system. Would be useful still for drones and cruise missiles like Tomahawk, but not for modern US aircrafts.
 
IMO Pirooz it is a Delavieh (Kornet based) anti tank missile. It woudn't be an anti serial system. As Comandante well said, Ya Zahra would be based in a french origin system called "Crotale". This system is short ranged and guidande would be RC, very easy to jam nowadays. Maybe because of this Ya Zahra and Rapier are now being discarded as anti serial system. Would be useful still for drones and cruise missiles like Tomahawk, but not for modern US aircrafts.
You said: IMO, Pirooz is a Delavieh (Kornet-based) anti-tank missile. It wouldn't be an anti-serial system.

Look at the photos, the Pirooz's firing angle, so can you prove to us that flying battle tanks exist? I've never seen one in my life!!:sneaky:
 
they are very old systems and likely (hopefully) replaced by newer Iranian systems like Majid Tondar Qaem-118 9 Dey etc

I don't think that Iran has the luxury of decomissioning air defence assets even if they are obselete ones. Rapier is even older and it's still in use.
 

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