NCRI – State television in Iran showed the test-fire of a new missile on Friday claiming to be capable of avoiding radar detection and striking a number of targets simultaneously.
Hossein Salami, a Revolutionary Guards Commander told the network: "Today we have successfully tested a new-generation of missiles capable of hitting different targets at the same time."
He also claimed that the missiles "hide from radars and evade anti-missile rockets."
Launching of the new missile was to mark the beginning of a military exercise in the Persian Gulf where 17,000 troops from the Revolutionary Guards Corps, mullahs’ Army and the security forces are involved.
Mullahs’ threatening show of force comes just a day after the adoption of a statement by the UN Security Council setting a deadline of 30 days for the regime to stop all its uranium enrichment activities.
