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I don't think anyone here can answer that question

but TELs are not complicated to build. a specialised truck with hydraulics. there is no bottleneck.
The engine is possibly the bottleneck. It has to carry 10-15 tones.
 
repurposed Qaem-100 first stage could carry 2500km warhead to 1900km range

 
any truck can do that
Heavy trucks can do that. An average light truck barely carries more than 1 tones.

DeepSeek suggests that Iran uses a reverse-engineered version of the engine OM457LA by Mercedes Benz, which is likely true because we used to produce Mercedes-Benz engines in Tabriz under license. And it claims we produce +5,000 heavy-duty trucks. So, it shouldn't be a problem, I guess.
 
A beautiful artificial meteor ☄

These beauties never lose their charm

Hats off to Iranian engineers

 
So, because the casing looks similar, it must be a nuclear warhead?
Doesn’t mean it’s a nuke but shows they can produce the warhead capable of producing a small tactical nuke for a missile if that what’s being implied again that’s what I’m thinking
 
Doesn’t mean it’s a nuke but shows they can produce the warhead capable of producing a small tactical nuke for a missile if that what’s being implied again that’s what I’m thinking
:ROFLMAO: So, the casing is the hard part of producing a nuclear warhead? lol
 
:ROFLMAO: So, the casing is the hard part of producing a nuclear warhead? lol
Dude to be honest I’m not a nuclear weapons engineer so I actually wouldn’t know where to start I’m just saying if you have the casing perhaps you have the ability to produce a small nuclear weapon to fit into that casing I’m just going by google when I checked the North Korean picture I don’t if @Hack-Hook was implying that with the pictures
 
Just say you, usually built something then a shell for it not first build a shell and then try to make the device fit in side it
 

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