Iran has successfully tested long-range ballistic missiles and drones targeting ground and naval targets in the second phase of combat exercises.
According to the International News Agency, Iran's military exercises are underway in the Oman Sea and the Persian Gulf, in the second phase of which the Revolutionary Guards tested long-range ballistic missiles. The missiles successfully hit artificial targets at a distance of 1,800 km.
These long-range ballistic missiles successfully made their way into space before hitting the target. These missiles have the same capability to hit both land and sea targets.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards also tested state-of-the-art suicide bomber drones. These drones also successfully targeted long-range land and sea targets.
During the second phase of the military exercise, Revolutionary Guards Commander-in-Chief Major General Hussain Salami said one of the aims of the elite army force was to target "enemy warships", including aircraft carriers. We do not intend aggression, but we will not remain silent if national security is threatened.
The US aircraft carrier is in the waters of the Persian Gulf to protect its oil tankers and installations that were allegedly attacked by Iran, and now Iran has launched a missile targeting the aircraft carrier at sea. What is the experience that will increase the tension?
It should be noted that new ballistic missiles and bomber drones were also tested at the beginning of the exercise on Friday, but they were capable of hitting close targets.
