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show somewhere in Chahbar region. May be Tehrantimes quote wrong picture.
Iranian Missiles | News and Discussions
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Persian Gulf
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yes they showed an image of Russian Soyuz SLV because Russia will be launching some satellites into orbit for Iran. but it's not related to Iran's new spaceport under construction at Chabahar
ToddE
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It fires Emad MRBM, possibly Ghadr-F as well. We saw these missiles being fired in bulk as force multipliers. Probably it was used after all.
Shags101
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Maybe but I figured Iran would’ve showed it by now it’s not a secret of the existence of this magazine I honestly forgot what it’s called
Khorasan Black Flags
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Specifications of Iran’s Ballistic Missile “Rastakhiz” [End Time, The Apocalypse]
According to Rooidad24, unofficial sources report the imminent unveiling of a new Iranian ballistic missile called “Rastakhiz.” Reports say this missile — described as the latest entry in Iran’s missile arsenal — is equipped with a dual warhead capable of producing an electromagnetic pulse (EMP).
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Features of the Rastakhiz missile
Little definitive information has been released about this missile and its exact specifications, but it is reported that the Rastakhiz is about 14 meters long and weighs 27 tons.
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Effects of Rastakhiz’s electromagnetic pulse
Warheads or devices capable of generating an electromagnetic pulse create a strong electromagnetic field that can temporarily or permanently disable electronic systems. Such weapons can be natural (for example, lightning) or man-made (for example, a nuclear detonation or purpose-built EMP weapons).
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Reported capabilities of the Rastakhiz ballistic missile
The EMP produced by the detonation of such warheads can damage electrical circuits, disrupt communications, and disable electronic equipment. Electromagnetic waves can interrupt critical civilian and military infrastructure, including power plants, communications networks, and enemy defense systems. In addition, the missile’s multi-ton warhead is reported to be capable of turning a large military site into rubble.
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Rastakhiz and EMP capability — background
Some earlier sources have suggested that Iran may possess EMP bombs, although this has not been officially confirmed. Some believe that during Operation “Va‘de-ye Sadeq (2)” the IRGC used EMP weapons to disrupt Israeli defense systems; others argue that the reported success was the result of a large-scale cyberattack.
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General technical specifications (reported)
Type: Ballistic missile
Country of origin: Iran
Length: Approximately 14 meters
Weight: Approximately 27 tons
Warhead: Reportedly dual — tactical nuclear detonation and electromagnetic pulse (EMP)
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The specifications are not confirmed officially yet.
According to Rooidad24, unofficial sources report the imminent unveiling of a new Iranian ballistic missile called “Rastakhiz.” Reports say this missile — described as the latest entry in Iran’s missile arsenal — is equipped with a dual warhead capable of producing an electromagnetic pulse (EMP).
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Features of the Rastakhiz missile
Little definitive information has been released about this missile and its exact specifications, but it is reported that the Rastakhiz is about 14 meters long and weighs 27 tons.
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Effects of Rastakhiz’s electromagnetic pulse
Warheads or devices capable of generating an electromagnetic pulse create a strong electromagnetic field that can temporarily or permanently disable electronic systems. Such weapons can be natural (for example, lightning) or man-made (for example, a nuclear detonation or purpose-built EMP weapons).
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Reported capabilities of the Rastakhiz ballistic missile
The EMP produced by the detonation of such warheads can damage electrical circuits, disrupt communications, and disable electronic equipment. Electromagnetic waves can interrupt critical civilian and military infrastructure, including power plants, communications networks, and enemy defense systems. In addition, the missile’s multi-ton warhead is reported to be capable of turning a large military site into rubble.
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Rastakhiz and EMP capability — background
Some earlier sources have suggested that Iran may possess EMP bombs, although this has not been officially confirmed. Some believe that during Operation “Va‘de-ye Sadeq (2)” the IRGC used EMP weapons to disrupt Israeli defense systems; others argue that the reported success was the result of a large-scale cyberattack.
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General technical specifications (reported)
Type: Ballistic missile
Country of origin: Iran
Length: Approximately 14 meters
Weight: Approximately 27 tons
Warhead: Reportedly dual — tactical nuclear detonation and electromagnetic pulse (EMP)
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The specifications are not confirmed officially yet.
BigMela2onin
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Probably because it's not real
Khorasan Black Flags
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No, because it’s probably another secret weapon.
I talked about this weapon a few weeks before it was revealed *unofficially* [*We possess this weapon, but we prefer not to share any further details in order to keep it a surprise during the battle*] but at that time, some people laughed at me.
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Persian Gulf
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do you think this latest post of yours made people stop laughing
Khorasan Black Flags
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Persian Gulf
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frankly you're lucky I didn't delete your post which has no credible source and is obviously not true in any way and only embarrasses Iranians
Persian Gulf
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latest IRGC-ASF missile base under construction has 4 underground entrances
Shags101
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I’m assuming the whole unconfirmed article is made up but there were reports Israel was afraid Iran was close to developing an emp weapon during the Iran Israel war supposedly one of their targets I wonder if it was factual or something the Israelis made up if it actually did work I’d assume it would have used on Israel’s energy grid
Immortals
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These bases will take 2-3 years to become operational (at best). Who knows who is even in charge of Iran then.
These moves should have been done under Biden administration in preparation for Trumps eventual return. Instead Iran spent 4 years neither negotiating nor preparing for war.
Persian Gulf
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these bases already exist in large numbers. Israel suppressed 20+ separate SSM bases in West of Iran in the first days of the war. we need more entrances per base, more hardened entrances, more silos and dispersed launchers.
kastor ville
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If this is true....this may be the reason for the Netanyahu message via Putin.
