Iran has publicly showcased its advanced long-range missile, the Khorramshahr-4, at Revolution Square in Tehran, according to state media reports.
Footage broadcast by Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) showed large crowds gathered at the site, with people waving national flags during the display. The event appeared to be part of a public demonstration highlighting the country’s military capabilities.
The Khorramshahr-4 is described as one of Iran’s most advanced missile systems. Reports suggest it has a range of around 2,000 kilometers, allowing it to reach targets at a significant distance.
It is also believed to be capable of carrying a payload of more than one ton of high-explosive material, making it one of the heaviest missile configurations developed by the country.
Officials have not provided detailed technical information during the event, but analysts say the display reflects Iran’s focus on strengthening its defense capabilities.
The public showcase comes at a time of ongoing regional tensions and uncertain diplomatic developments. Observers believe such displays are often meant to signal strength and preparedness, especially during periods of geopolitical uncertainty.
International attention remains focused on the region, as countries continue to monitor military activities and diplomatic efforts. Experts say that while such demonstrations highlight defense advancements, they also add to concerns about stability and security in the broader Middle East.
