The New York Times: The Deadly Missile Missile Corps was alerted to the United States

The New York Times wrote that the IRGC, with the deadliest missiles, warned the United States in Deirul Zur that it was capable of its own

The newspaper wrote in a report acknowledging Iran’s deterrence: Iran’s military force is armed to the teeth
Iran was planning to send a second message to the United States against any military strike in a missile strike at ISIL headquarters in Deirul Zur in Syria in response to the terrorist attacks in Tehran. Regional containment against hostile countries has been the main reason for Iran to become Iran’s largest missile force in the Middle East.

Iran’s missile power is a short-range ballistic missile series that mainly uses liquid fuel, Shahab 1, Shahab 2, Shahab 3

It is not clear how many Iranian Shahab 3 missiles have been introduced by names such as Imad and Maghreb
Solid-fighter series missiles work: Fatah 110 and Fatah are 331 short-range missiles capable of moving around the road

According to the New York Times, the rise of the Shahab, Fateh, Sajil, Persian Gulf and a number of cruise missiles is a set of one of the deadliest capabilities of the Revolutionary Guards