Iranian Army Conducts Live Missile Exercises with Advanced Domestic Systems

According to Saed News, quoting Noor News, Iran’s Army has commenced the two-day missile exercise “Eghtedaar 1404” aimed at demonstrating its defense capabilities and enhancing combat readiness. The exercise features the deployment of the latest missile systems and defensive technologies, highlighting a key component of the country’s deterrence power.

The exercise began this morning with the participation of missile and defense units and will continue for two days as part of the Army’s annual program to test new defense achievements and improve combat preparedness.

Commanders present stated that domestically developed short-range and medium-range missiles, radar systems, and anti-aircraft defense measures are being tested during the drill. The exercise also serves to evaluate operational coordination among different branches of the Army.

Military analysts note that such maneuvers play a significant role in boosting Iran’s defensive power and sending a clear message to potential adversaries. Over recent years, Iran’s Army has made significant strides in missile, drone, and radar technologies, relying on domestic expertise. The current drill offers an opportunity to showcase some of these advancements.

The exercises are conducted in designated areas across the country with full safety precautions, and results will be announced by Army commanders at the conclusion of the drill.