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Shags101
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Well I guess it could be true but would’ve been reported by mainstream media nobody knows exactly what kind of missile was tested the other day but honestly long range missiles like that are pretty pointless unless the nuclear material really isn’t buried under all that rubble and the Iranians finally pulled a fast one on America and Israel
Liquidator
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Whatever it is, it's interesting. Don't rule out failure, often failed lunches also look interesting.
Persian Gulf
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it was a failed test launch of Zoljanah SLV
Khorasan Black Flags
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Unique Iranian technology 
New Iranian Intercontinental missile has a rocket engine which uses no fuel
New Iranian Intercontinental missile has a rocket engine which uses no fuel
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Khorasan Black Flags
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" You know very well what was fired that night; only a few minutes after receiving the order [pressing the button], it will meet you "
IRGC tweet post
Khorasan Black Flags
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It was a Quantum powered vehicle/missile by IRGC not a failed one
Persian Gulf
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ya allah
Liquidator
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What does Quantum powered actually mean?
Persian Gulf
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don't bother, this guy is obsessed with futuristic technology buzz words that have no basis in reality.
ToddE
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I see a political angle to testing this SLV and showing the failure.
We all know Iranian SLVs are more of disguised ICBMs then actual SLVs (less Sat launches, more SLV tests). Considering Zoljaneh previously had successful launches, the current failure could be a deliberate message to EU that if sanctions come back, Iran can easily take the ICBM development route which is more of a political threat to EU then anyone else. Nobody from ME before or currently has EU in its firing ranges but Iran doing this can put pressure on EU to not set an example. If Iran does it today, others in future (if they go rogue) can follow the same route and European Hegemony (bombing nations with impunity) in MENA can be gone.
We all know Iranian SLVs are more of disguised ICBMs then actual SLVs (less Sat launches, more SLV tests). Considering Zoljaneh previously had successful launches, the current failure could be a deliberate message to EU that if sanctions come back, Iran can easily take the ICBM development route which is more of a political threat to EU then anyone else. Nobody from ME before or currently has EU in its firing ranges but Iran doing this can put pressure on EU to not set an example. If Iran does it today, others in future (if they go rogue) can follow the same route and European Hegemony (bombing nations with impunity) in MENA can be gone.
Persian Gulf
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they didn't show or mention the failure, some civilians filmed it and posted it
Zoljanah never had a successful launch. only two successful sub orbital test launches, possibly limited to testing first stage engine.
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
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quantum power and your inability to control infosec. cannot go in one sentence!
ToddE
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Thats what I meant too. A deliberate subtle messaging without anything official. I was also mentioning the two successful launches of Zoljaneh the SLV, not dispensing Satellites from its Sat-Bus. Sudden failure of engine seems fishy considering it uses the same reliable engine used in MRBMs of IRGCAF.
But hey I could be wrong and IRI level incompetency is at play here once again.
Shags101
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……..you never know naaaaaaa seriously
he got banned using the other name came back on this name 
him the other guy are good for a couple of laughs though
