The Qadr precision ballistic missile has been equipped with anti-electronic-warfare systems.
The Emad missile has also been upgraded and is operational.
The Qadr is an early-generation long-range missile in the country’s arsenal, with an operational range of about 1,350 to 1,950 kilometres, and it flies on a ballistic trajectory.
The Emad is among the weapons deployed in the IRGC’s new underground missile cities and is known as Iran’s first long-range, liquid-fuel ballistic missile fitted with a guided warhead.
The Emad has a range of 1,700 kilometres and can carry a warhead weighing 750 kilograms.
