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Iran: 'We'll extend our missile range'

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ישראל היום
“איראן הכריזה: "נגדיל את טווח הטילים הבליסטיים שלנו”

דובר צבא איראן הכריז כי ארצו מתכוונת לשדרג את מערך הטילים שברשותה, זאת על מנת לפגוע בבסיסים אמריקניים מרוחקים יותר • טהרן שואפת לפגוע ביעילות במטרו תבמרחק של יותר מ-1,000 קילומטרים משטחה

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Israel National News
“Iran: 'We'll extend our missile range”

Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akramnia announces that Tehran has begun working to increase the range of its missiles following the war with the US.

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SAPO Notícias
“Médio Oriente: Irão trabalha para aumentar alcance e velocidade de mísseis”

O Exército do Irão anunciou hoje um programa para aumentar o alcance e a velocidade de todo o arsenal de mísseis, na sequência da guerra iniciada há sete meses pelos Estados Unidos e por Israel contra o país.

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Notícias ao Minuto
“Irão trabalha para aumentar alcance e velocidade de mísseis”

"Na guerra chegamos à conclusão de que, sem dúvida, temos de aumentar o alcance dos nossos mísseis e atualmente estamos a fazer essa tarefa", afirmou o porta-voz do Exército iraniano, o general de brigada Mohamad Akraminia, em entrevista à agência Fars. De acordo com o militar de alta patente, até agora o Exército trabalhou de forma eficaz na precisão dos mísseis e as futuras gerações de projéteis que se incorporem nas Forças Armadas contarão "com maiores capacidades" neste âmbito. Akraminia…

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The Jerusalem Post
“Iran plans to expand missile range to reach ‘enemy located at greater distance’, spokesperson says”

The IRGC spokesperson shared that “during this war, we reached the conclusion that we definitely need to increase the range of our missiles, and we have now moved in this direction.”

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