Armée Iranienne/Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran

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avec deux AIM9 et des reservoirs externes.

c est un coup de couteau dans le dos que font les russe au iranien concernant les S-300 (c est quand meme une question de securité nationale pour le pays) en plus de n etre qu une arme defensive .

le volume d'échanges économiques entre la Russie et l'UE dépasse de loin les intérêts en Iran, de plus la perte de l'allié perse ne se traduira pas par un gain côté américain ou européen, la seule puissance risquant de profiter de cette détérioration des relations irano-russe est la Chine
c'est pour ça que la Russie tien à coordonner avec les chinois concernant le dossier nucléaire iranien

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Nouveau missile Nasr-1 pour l'Iran
Opexnews

Bravo, c'est peut etre pas un missile très performant mais il semble fonctionner normalement, un exemple a suivre dans ce domaine.

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Iran Introduces Indigenous Air Defence Missile System

Mersad is largely based on the US-built Hawk system. (Photo: MEHR)

Defence Minister announces mass-production of medium-range missiles
| While the international community is still weighing and debating on the status of the Iranian nuclear programme and experts are expressing different views on the probability of a pre-emptive strike against Iran, the country further improves its national defence capability. As the semi-official Fars news agency reported yesterday, the western Asian country introduced its first indigenously developed and built air defence system, dubbed Mersad (Ambush).

According to the agency, the Iranian Defence Minister, Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi, recently briefed reporters on the new weapon system, emphasising its superior air defence capabilities and its resistance against electronic countermeasures. Vahidi said: “The Mersad air defence system that is ready for delivery to the Air Defence Base is a mid-range defence system capable of destroying advanced airplanes in low and mid altitudes.”

Presenting the system to the press, Vahidi announced that Iran has started mass-production of the Shahin missiles which are scheduled to be delivered in a considerable number to the Iranian Armed Forces by the end of 2010. There, the Mersad systems will be used to protect vital installations such as government buildings, airfields as well as, probably, Iran’s hotly debated nuclear programme facilities.

Mersad is largely based on the US-built Hawk air defence system, which was introduced into service in an improved version in the 1970s (The original system’s development began as early as 1952). Iran claims that its performance, including speed, range and interception capability, is far superior to the US system which features a 15-miles range with missiles carrying a 119-pound warhead. The Iranian Shahin missiles, which are integrated with the new air defence system and, at least from an exterior point of view, strongly resemble its US ancestor, will probably feature slightly higher performance data in the mid-range air defence envelope.

According to the Iranian Defence Minister the system is equipped with sophisticated radar signal processing technology, an advanced launcher, and contains exclusive electronic equipment for guidance and target acquisition. He explained: “The state-of-the-art technology used in Mersad links it to other anti-aircraft batteries and provides it with the unique ability to combat electronic warfare.”

Vahidi emphasised the importance of this development success for the country. Since the Iran–Iraq War of 1980-88, Iran has undertaken great efforts to improve its national development and production capabilities to compensate for the US weapons embargo. This resulted in the indigenous production of main battle tanks, armoured vehicles, missiles and aircraft. According to the minister, the successful development of Mersad marks a breakthrough in terms of the nation’s technical capabilities and its independence in military development and production activities.

Iran’s air defence development efforts have in particular surfaced in connection with the country’s dispute on the delivery of S-300 air defence missile systems by Russia. After Russia continuously delayed delivery of the state-of-the-art weapon systems, ordered by Iran in December 2005, Iran boasted that it would develop an air defence system on its own which would be far more capable that the S-300. However, this is not the case with the Mersad system as the S-300 (Iran reportedly ordered the S-300PMU-2 variant) is designed as a long-range missile system reaching maximum ranges of up to 195 kilometres and is considered to have a comparable performance to the US MIM-104 Patriot system. Furthermore, Russian military experts question Iran’s capability to indigenously develop and build an air defence system such as the S-300.

defpro

qui peut identifier ce systeme ?

Ça ressemble bien a du S-300 voir une version chinoise..

reese a écrit:

qui peut identifier ce systeme ?

Pour moi c'est juste de gros tube sur un Camion, les Iraniens se ridiculisent encore une fois.
Il y a visiblement aucun système érecteur sur ce camion !

C'est de la plomberie perse

Le système érecteur se trouve entre les missiles, comme sur le système le HongQi 9 chinois, qu'on ne le voit pas n'est pas anormal en soi.

Iranian Army Day 2010 (on voit bien le véhicule à 1 minute 55 de la vidéo)...