Iranian Missiles

Khyber-Shakhan Missile

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Khyber-Shakhan (a newer iteration of the Khaybar Shekan system) now features a single-cone warhead, resembling the design of the Fatah missile, but without an engine. This version boasts a range of 1800 km, allowing for long-range strikes across the Middle East.

Shahed-238 UAV

The Shahed-238 drone appears to be a jet engine-powered variant of the Shahed-136 UAV, commonly used for one-way attack missions.

Notably, there are multiple observed configurations:

A specimen with a fixed notch on the nose.

A seeker-equipped variant under the nose for improved target accuracy.

Other unidentified samples with varying nose designs.

Ababil Missile

The Ababil OP missile has been introduced in anti-land and anti-sea configurations.

It can be launched from both oblique and vertical launch platforms, making it versatile for naval deployment. The vertical launch canister allows for installation on vessels, and it can share launch tubes with the Nawab defense missile.

This missile has a range of 86 km, making it suitable for anti-ship and coastal defense roles.

IRGC Satellites

The IRGC Aerospace Force has access to several satellites, including:

Noor-2 and Noor-3 (6U and 12U cubesats).

The Khayyam satellite, launched by Russia.

The Mobeen-1 and Mobeen-2 satellites, whose launch details remain unclear.

356 Missile

This missile is an upgraded version of the 342 bomb but with larger components and an engine, which extends its range to 40 km.

All UAVs previously carrying the 34X series bombs can now use this missile, increasing their engagement range significantly.

Paveh Missile Family

The Cruise 351 missile platform is the base for long-range missile developments. A recent upgrade added retractable wings to improve flight dynamics. The latest versions include enhanced control over wing deployment timing and engine repositioning.