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Adviser to the Commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force says one of the areas of progress for Iranian specialists is designing missiles that use waves emitted from radar systems, enabling the identification and targeting of the enemy's radar equipment
ORIGINAL · NewsquawkAdviser to the Commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force says one of the areas of progress for Iranian specialists is designing missiles that use waves emitted from radar systems, enabling the identification and targeting of the enemy's radar equipmentRead originalHide original
Says: The 'Hormuz' missile was designed with the aim of countering radar systems and is capable of homing in on sources of radar wave emissions.
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Says: The 'Hormuz' missile was designed with the aim of countering radar systems and is capable of homing in on sources of radar wave emissions.
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