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This guy is a right-winger propagandist clown, He is usually busy cooking bullshit with his bodies in
Prager "University".
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This guy is a right-winger propagandist clown, He is usually busy cooking bullshit with his bodies in
It took exactly 4 months from the production of the booster till putting together of the whole missile
P/N(production number?):M(P/F?)067-250
S/N(serial number):042
B/N(batch number):005
Date: 1397-07-14 (06-10-18)
Date of news item showing underground production facility: 07-02-19
If serial number is total production amount then 42 produced in 4 months is 126 produced in one year. I think that this is the minimum annual production amount and the real production rate is higher.
On the 26th of may 2017 Hajizadeh proclaimed that a 3rd underground missile production facility has been built and that the Dezful missile will be produced in the 'near future'.
If the number 250 in P/N(production number?):M(P/F?)067-250 is the total amount of produced boosters and assuming a 1 booster per day production rate, we get february 2018 as a production start date, which is 8 months after Hajizadehs proclamation on 26th of may 2017 saying that they built the underground facility and that the Dezful will be produced in the 'near future'. 8 months is enough time in my opinion for an experienced missile producer to set up a such a production line as shown in the news items.
In my opinion we have a low rate figure of 126 and another figure of 365 per annum production. Which number is closer to the truth, we can only guess..
Maybe the purpose of Qased SLV which is launched by TEL is to quickly put camera into space (even in military environment) and take real-time pictures of enemy airfields in order to locate enemy aircrafts positions and target them with precise ballistic missiles
Maybe. But as IRGC general pointed out, they can inject satellites into the Orbit at optional angle. This was a huge achievement.It's an experimental platform, its purpose is to test sub-components of future Iranians SLVs and missiles.
I don't understand these headlines. If the SLV was able to put a 50kg satellite in orbit that's orbiting the earth then a similar military version can strike anywhere on the planet by at least a 50kg warhead.
It is a waste of time trying to deduce how many missiles Iran has produced, there are simple too many unknown variables. What we can say however is that Iran's missile program follows a very impressive trend in that as its systems get more advanced, the cost usually go down and not up. For example the Ra'ad-500 is more advanced than the Fateh-110 series in every way, but it costs half as much. Although I cannot comment on the actual number of Ra-ad they will produce, in theory it could be at minimum 2x the amount of Fateh. I would say it will be even more than that given the Ra'ad demands less in terms of size facilities required and so on.
Now I am awaiting for the Ra'ad technologies to be implemented into the Dezfoul missile to create a Ra'ad 1300/1400. That missile will be a game changer because it will allow Iran to directly target Israel using these cheap and easy to manufacture missiles.
I think it would be nice if we had a map showing us the full range of targets that Iran will potentially hit in a conflict and how far they are from Iran. I would say that vast majority will definitely fall in the range of the Dezfoul/Ra'ad 1300/1400.
The IRGC will unveil a missile system in the coming days.
It could be:
1- Ra'ad-1300/1400 system
2- Oghab air defence
3- A supersonic cruise missile
Or something completely different (most likely).