Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps unveiled the Khordad-4 missile during a ceremony in a newly constructed missile city, according to reports[1]. The missile, described as one of Iran’s most advanced ballistic systems, has a reported range of 2,000 kilometers and can carry an 1,800 kg warhead with high precision[2]. The launch occurred amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing U.S.-Iran negotiations over missile proliferation[3].
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