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Expanding missile range is our new deterrence strategy

Expanding missile range is our new deterrence strategy

Esmail Kosari, a member of Parliament, discussed Iran’s missile-range expansion in an interview with Javan. Following growing threats, the Islamic Republic of Iran unveiled an increase in the range of its missiles as part of its broader strategy to strengthen deterrence capabilities. The move came after remarks by Iran’s Leader emphasizing an immediate response to threats without geographical limitations.

The announcement received extensive international media attention, with some analysts describing it as a sign of a shift in Tehran’s deterrence doctrine. Iranian officials have repeatedly stated that if another confrontation occurs, the country will reveal part of its advanced military equipment and capabilities on the battlefield, creating a new level of surprise for its enemies. The country aims to maintain the capabilities necessary to respond wherever required, whether at the regional or extra-regional level, within the framework of deterrence and countering hostile actions by its opponents.

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In brief

Esmail Kosari, a member of Parliament, discussed Iran’s missile-range expansion in an interview with Javan. Following growing threats, the Islamic Republic of Iran unveiled an increase in the range of its missiles as part of its broader strategy to strengthen deterrence capabilities. The country aims to maintain the capabilities necessary to respond wherever required, whether at the regional or extra-regional level, within the framework of deterrence and countering hostile actions by its opponents.

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