Tel Aviv Tribune Net correspondents
Tehran- Iran has intensified its military experiments and has been revealing a series of strategic weapons since the first days of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood last October, which raised questions about the justifications for the step, its goals, and the messages to be conveyed at the current stage.
Among the strategic weapons that Tehran revealed during the past two months are the Fattah 2 hypersonic missile, the Karrar drone equipped with the Majeed thermal missile, two upgraded versions of the 9D anti-missile system, a new model of the T-72 tank, and the drone. Watch 147″.
Not a day had passed since Iran revealed last Tuesday the formation of a “Basij Naval Force” in response to the American announcement of the formation of a multinational naval task force to protect trade in the Red Sea, until the Revolutionary Guard announced the next day the installation of long-range missiles equipped with artificial intelligence on its ships and naval vessels. He described the new achievement as “a revolution in national deterrence capabilities.”
National policy
A team of Iranian researchers believes that the unveiling of the military achievements comes within the framework of the national arms policy aimed at strengthening Tehran’s defense capabilities and marketing the Iranian military industry following the lifting of UN sanctions on Iran on October 28.
For his part, the editor-in-chief of the Iranian newspaper Al-Wefaq, Mukhtar Haddad, considers that the timing of the discovery of modern weapons was remarkable, due to its coincidence with the Al-Aqsa flood battle in Gaza and the continuing Israeli threats against Iran, stressing that his country continues to strengthen its deterrent industries according to what it had planned in advance.
In an interview with Tel Aviv Tribune Net, Haddad said, “His country is employing its weapons to establish regional security, such as opening its military arsenal to friendly countries to combat terrorism, which has spread over the past decade in the region,” stressing that Tehran will repeat its previous policy of combating terrorism and gangs that want to destabilize the region. Security in the region.
He pointed out that all restrictions imposed on activities and transfers related to Iran’s ballistic missiles have expired, in accordance with the so-called “transitional day in the nuclear agreement” on October 28, stressing that after Iran received many requests from countries of the world – including European ones – to purchase It sees no objection to exporting its weapons abroad.
Brigadier General Mehdi Farhi, Deputy Ministry of Defense and Support of the Iranian Armed Forces, announced last November that his country’s exports of military equipment amounted to one billion dollars last year.
Regional developments
Despite the Islamic Republic’s policy aimed at constantly developing its military industries, the intensification of disclosure of its military achievements and its confirmation that it intends to reveal more of its strategic weapons during the coming period leaves no doubt that it comes in the context of regional and international developments, most notably the ongoing aggression against Gaza and the escalation of tension. in the region, especially in territorial waters and the high seas.
Political researcher Mossadegh Mossadegh Pour believes that what Tehran recently revealed regarding strategic weapons cannot be read apart from regional developments, especially the Israeli aggression against Gaza and Western mobilization in the Middle East.
Speaking to Tel Aviv Tribune Net, Burr refers to the secret war that has been ongoing for decades between Washington and its Western allies with Tehran because of the latter’s position rejecting “Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian territories,” describing the war on Gaza as “an episode in the context of the existing confrontation between the Western-Israeli axis and the axis of resistance, with the aim of defeating From the Islamic Republic as the spearhead of the final axis.”
He saw his country’s display of some of its military industries and the activation of part of the capabilities of the Axis of Resistance as an effective factor in blocking the way for parties “that saw the Gaza battle as an opportunity to attack the rings of the Axis – led by the Islamic Republic – because of its regional policy and its fulfillment of the Islamic and humanitarian duty towards the Palestinian issue.”
When referring to strategic weapons – including guided and incendiary bombs for fortifications that Western countries supplied to Israel and the naval fleets that they sent to the region – Bur confirms that “Tehran does not skimp on its allies in providing them with military technology,” and he sees Tehran’s disclosure of military achievements as a message to the supporters of the Israeli entity. To deter the aggression against Gaza.
Various messages
The Iranian researcher saw in his country’s intensified disclosure of strategic weapons “Iranian messages and signals to allies and enemies,” which he summarized as follows:
- Moral support for friends and allies in the axis of resistance, and confirmation that Tehran has its fingers on the trigger and will not allow enemies to isolate its regional allies.
- Messages to the countries of the region stating that the Zionist-American axis is unable to guarantee regional security, and that stability in the Middle East will not pass without fulfilling the rights of the Palestinians.
- Emphasizing to the American side that the Iranian armed forces are ready and have the appropriate weapons to strike back against those who want to undermine its national sovereignty and national security, because what is hidden from Iranian weapons is greater than what it reveals from time to time, and this is what foreign intelligence knows.
- Messages of deterrence to Western countries and Zionist lobbies in order to reconsider their blind support for the Israeli entity.
- Emphasizing that Tehran will not leave its allies in Yemen alone and will not give up their control over the Bab al-Mandab Strait.
