Professor Jiang
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Postol concludes it's extremely unlikely Iran's programme has been significantly degraded. Some interesting insights into the space needed for centrifuges to operate (very tiny).
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BREAKING: Iran appears to have reverse-engineered the $1.4 million U.S. AGM-158 JASSM stealth cruise missile, with the IRGC unveiling a visually identical, reportedly cloned weapon inside a newly revealed underground “missile city,” per Tasnim News.
The development follows reports that Iran recovered a largely intact JASSM after it failed to detonate during the conflict as the U.S. forces reportedly fired around 1,100 JASSM variants during the war.
The stealth cruise missile can strike targets from over 575 miles away, carries a 1,000-pound penetrating warhead, and uses GPS-aided navigation and an imaging infrared seeker to evade defenses and achieve an accuracy of approximately 3 meters (10 feet).
The missile’s identifying details were blurred in the footage.