After the end of the imposed war, the construction and production of anti-armor missiles entered a new stage, and in this context, the Toophan project has been proposed as a strategic project.

Contrary to the hype about the military uses of uranium, it should be known that this material has many uses in many civilian industries, including medicine, industry, animal husbandry, and the food industry, in addition to military uses.

The new American radar is ultimately designed to respond to targets traveling at up to 5 times the speed of sound, making it impossible for it to successfully intercept missiles like the Fattah at Mach 13-15.

The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, who has gone to Cairo, met with the President of Egypt.

The Deputy Minister of Legal and International Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs published an article in response to the report of the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, on Iran’s enrichment.

The commander of the Army Ground Forces said: Iran's Army Ground Forces considers itself fully committed to establishing lasting peace, ensuring regional security, and respecting the United Nations Charter.

In a telephone conversation with the Director General of the Agency, Iran's Foreign Minister said: Iran will respond appropriately to any inappropriate move by the European parties.

The head of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, pointing out that the principle of enrichment is not negotiable under any circumstances, said: Uranium enrichment is part of the inalienable rights of the Iranian nation, and no authority can deprive us of this right.

The Foreign Minister said: Iran is very serious about relations with Saudi Arabia, and our relations and neighborhood policy, which have already begun, are a very important policy.

One of the equipment that saves the lives of troops in various situations is the "AMRP"; an AMRP is a type of armored military vehicle that protects troops from sudden military events such as bomb explosions and roadside mines.