Armée Iranienne/Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran

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avec deux AIM9 et des reservoirs externes.

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Un sous-marin iranien aurait effectué une mission de 3 mois dans les eaux internationales


Selon la presse officielle iranienne, un sous-marin iranien de conception locale, le Younes, qui avait été envoyé en mission dans les eaux internationales, est rentré mardi dernier.

Le sous-marin iranien Younes avait été envoyé en mission dans les eaux internationales en avril dernier. C’est le premier sous-marin iranien à naviguer en haute-mer.
Il a traversé la mer d’Oman, le nord de l’océan Indien, le golfe d’Aden et la mer Rouge. Il a identifié et intercepté des navires de surface et des sous-marins appartenant à divers pays, pendant sa mission de 66 jours.
Un responsable naval iranien, Hossein Hariri, a expliqué que la « présence du sous-marin en haute-mer prouvait que la marine iranienne n’était pas simplement capable de mener des missions en surface mais aussi sous la surface ».
« Les systèmes modernisés qui ont été utilisés pendant la mission, ont été testés avec succès et la présence du sous-marin dans les eaux internationales a augmenté la confiance en soi de la République Islamique d’Iran et a fait la preuve de sa puissance, » a-t-il poursuivi.
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Le Younes est en réalité un sous-marin de construction russe, classe Kilo (projet 0877EKM), et non pas un sous-marin de conception locale comme le prétend la presse officielle. Certaines sources indiquent une modernisation en 0877.3 (la même que celle subie par les sous-marins indiens).
Selon certains observateurs, en particulier américains, il ne s’agit que de propagande. Une chose est certaine, le sous-marin n’a qu’une autonomie de 45 jours. Si il a bien effectué une mission de 66 jours, cela signifie qu’il s’est ravitaillé quelque part...

Iranian Students News Agency

j´aime la partie "Il a identifié et intercepté des navires de surface et des sous-marins appartenant à divers pays"
je me demande pourquo ils insistent a appeler des produits acquis ailleurs produits conception locale?

propagande de dissuasion...."nous avons les moyens de nous défendre"

Il semblerait que les iraniens aurait une base en érythrée, ennemi de l'ethiopie soutenue par...Israel.

le nouveau char iranien le zulfikar 3 et en dirais une copie de l abrams

Spoiler:

canon russe à chargement automatique 2A46 du t-72 (125 mm).
mitrailleuse coaxiale de 7,62mm.
une mitrailleuse de 12,7mm et des lance-grenades.

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Iran says fires missiles to Indian Ocean for first time

Published July 10, 2011 | By Marcel van Leeuwen


Iran said on Saturday it test-fired two long-range missiles into the Indian Ocean earlier this year, the first time it has fired missiles into that sea, according to state television.
“In the month of Bahman (Jan 21-Feb 19) two missiles with a range of 1,900 km (1,180 miles) were fired from Semnan province(in northern Iran) into the mouth of the Indian Ocean,” Amir Ali Hajizadeh, head of the Revolutionary Guards’ aerospace division, told a news conference some of which was shown on television.
Iran usually tests its missiles in extensive deserts in the heart of the country, so the firing into the Indian Ocean is an unusual move, aimed to prove Tehran’s longstanding claims it can hit targets beyond its borders.
Television showed a missile being fired but the announcer did not specify if the pictures were of the Indian Ocean test-firing. No pictures were shown of a target being hit at sea.
The announcement came after a 10-day military exercise by the elite Guards that was designed to deter Iran’s enemies by showing Iran is ready and able to hit back at U.S. bases in the Middle East and at Israel.
The United States and Israel have not ruled out military strikes on Iran if necessary to stop it getting nuclear weapons.
Iran says it has home-made missiles with a range of 2,000 km, designed specifically to hit U.S. interests and Israel.[ID:nMOS838866] But it denies it is seeking nuclear bombs and the means to deliver them. [ID:nHAF945068]
Analysts have often doubted Iran’s claims of technological progress in its defense industry which is under tight international sanctions due to western concerns it is seeking nuclear weapons capability.
Hajizadeh said U.S. spy planes were operating in the area where the missiles hit. “It is interesting that they did not publicize it,” he said.
(Reporting by Ramin Mostafavi; Writing by Robin Pomeroy; Editing by Louise Ireland)
REUTERS

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Iranian commander: US carriers target if attacked



TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A senior Revolutionary Guard commander threatened Saturday that U.S. aircraft carriers would be targeted if Iran came under attack amid a standoff with the West over Tehran's nuclear program.

Iran has often warned of major retaliation if they faced a military strike from Israel or the West, but the latest comments appear tailored to emphasize the expanding range of Iranian missiles following 10 days of war games. The exercises included unveiling underground missile silos that Iran says is capable of multiple launches.

"Aircraft carriers ... are moving targets. If the enemy threatens us, we will target them," said Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the commander of the Guard's aerospace force, in comments broadcast on state TV.

Hajizadeh also confirmed that Iran secretly conducted missile tests earlier this year that he claimed hit targets at the "mouth of the Indian Ocean" — an apparent reference to areas near the Strait of Hormouz at the southern end of the Gulf.

Hajizadeh said two missiles with ranges of 1,140 miles (1,900 kilometers) were fired during the Iranian month of Bahman, from Jan. 21 to Feb 19, from Semnan province in northern Iran. He gave no further details, but at maximum range the missiles could have reached deep into the Arabian Sea.

In April, the commander of the Revolutionary Guard said Iran's arsenal is capable of striking "remote regions outside the Persian Gulf."

Iran says its longest-range missiles, Shahab-3 and Sajjil-2, can travel up to 1,240 miles (2,000 kilometers) — putting Israel, U.S. bases in the Gulf region and parts Europe within reach.

Meanwhile, Iran has tried to project its military might outside the Gulf, where the U.S. has several air bases and the home port of the Navy's 5th Fleet in Bahrain.

Iran has said its missiles can reach Israel and U.S. military bases in the region. Two Iranian warships entered the Mediterranean in February for the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, and an Iranian submarine returned this week after a journey that included the Red Sea.

Hajizadeh also claimed that Iran has acquired technology to build supersonic surface-to-sea missiles. He didn't elaborate, but defense analysts believe China has helped develop the anti-ship weapons.

Iran also says it has the ability to produce missiles with an even greater range than those currently in its arsenal, but won't manufacture them because Israel and U.S. bases are already within reach.

Last month, British Foreign Secretary William Hague told the House of Commons that Iran has conducted covert tests of ballistic missiles since October in addition to the publicly announced military maneuvers.

Hajizadeh only confirmed that missile tests were carried out. It was not clear if the covert tests in February were the same as claimed by Hague.

The Islamic Republic remains locked in a standoff with the West over its nuclear program, which the U.S. and its allies suspect is aimed at developing atomic weapons. Iran denies the charges, and says the program is only for peaceful purposes.

Iran conducts several war games every year as part of its military self-sufficiency program that started in 1992, and frequently unveils new weapons and military systems during the drills.

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Iranian F-14 makes belly landing


IRIAF.f-14

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Commander: Russians Stunned by Iranian Version of S-200 Air Defense System TEHRAN (FNA)- A senior Iranian military commander said that the country's experts have been able to optimize the Russian-made S-200 anti-aircraft missile system so well that the Iranian version of the system has stunned Russian experts.

Speaking to FNA on Tuesday, Commander of Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base Brigadier General Farzad Esmayeeli said that Iran's air defense specialists have been able to optimize the S-200 surface-to-air missile system to a remarkable extent and Iran plans to change the system's name due to the profound changes it has made in the system. "These changes have been acknowledged and praised by those who have developed the system (Russians),"the commander stated, adding that the features of the Iranian version of the system are basically different from those of the Russian type. Meantime, Esmayeeli pointed to the country's radar power, and stated that the Iranian air-defense unit owns systems that can easily monitor and trace all radar-evading and stealth aircrafts. He noted that Iran's radar capability was proved during the military drills conducted in the last Iranian year (ended on March 20, 2011) when Iran warned two US spy planes which wanted to near the Iranian borders. In November 2010, Iran successfully test-fired its sophisticated S-200 anti-aircraft missile systems. Iran's S-200 system is a very long range, medium-to-high altitude surface-to-air missile (SAM) system designed to defend large areas from bomber attack or other strategic aircrafts. Each battalion has 6 single-rail missile launchers and fire control radar. It can be linked to other, longer-range radar systems. Each missile is launched by 4 solid-fueled strap-on rocket boosters. Maximum range is between 200 and 350 km depending on the model. The missile uses radio illumination mid-course correction to fly towards the target with a terminal semi active radar homing phase.

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and the naval edition

du n importe n'importe quoi

lemay a écrit:

du n importe n'importe quoi

L’Iran subi un embargo et pourtant ils arrivent à construire leur propre armes (avions de guerres, Hélico, Sub, Navire, MBT, Missile…)

je sais bien que c des modèle d’oxydent modifié ou bien copie collée

m la vérité c qu’ils ont une bonne industrie militaire

Et que l’oxydent malgré le blocus et les restrictions n a pus rien contre eux ils sont on Irak Syrie Bahrayn Yémen ils commencent à étendre leur influence

Donc c pour moi c pas du n importe quoi

le ridicule ne tue pas apparement,modification non reussie du Bell206 pour porter un Gun et roquettes,un seul pilote,et ressembler un peu a un Cobra
mais le plus important,ca veut dire senseur(EO/IR),changement moteur ou mesures reduction de la IR walou
et en ce moment leur Tomcat restants crashent en atterissant,faute de spares,qu´ils n´arrivent pas a copier..

donc mon general vous etes d'accord : du n'importe quoi

a cause du detroit de hormuz,ils savent ce qu´ils peuvent faire en retaliation,en plus l´USA ne peut pas s´enager en 3 guerre au meme temps,meme eux ils ont des limites,et l´Iran n´est pas l´Irak ou l´Astan
ce dont je parle,c´est la capacité de produire de la valeur ajoutée,des missiles sur plans nord-coreens de Nodong-1,c´est pas la parade a reproduire,suffit d´avoir bcp flouss pour le materiel,le reste est un peu depassé.

c´est la High-tech ce dont je parle,produire un vrai Helico de combat avec moteur,senseurs NG et armes NG,ce qu´ils ont fait la c´est une moquerie,comment veux tu diriger le canon sans EOIR par exemple?c´est un Bell206 travesti,y´a seulement une sorte de bache dessus et cabine refaite,ni plus ni moins

je sais qu´ils font bcp sous embargo,mais franchement,ils peuvent se procurer des helicos chinois pour moins de casse-tete,et mieux equipés que ce qu´ils peuvent faire.cé st la priorité de repartition des moyens ce dont je parle,tu peux faire tout les jours que des missiles longue portée de vieille generation,mais a quoi s´ils ont tous une CEP de terrains de foot et que tes avions ne peuvent pas te defendre correctement

concentre toi sur l´essentiel,assure la servicité des quelques Tomcat qui restent dabord,produire peut etre avec chinois des produits ou ils ont des avancés,comme Flir,pod,misiles BVR,radars 3D etc...

un exemple qu´ils font bien c´est copier le C801,Maverick,Hawk etc..ca ca te serivra a quelquechose,modifier un Bell meme les libanais l´ont fait

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Iran outdoes N. Korea's long-range missile development'


Uzi Rubin says Tehran's new ballistic missile Fateh-110 that has been converted to be used against ships is "a significant breakthrough."

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Iran has overtaken North Korea in the development of long-range sophisticated missiles, as demonstrated by the recent launch of a number of new missiles during military maneuvers in Iran, Uzi Rubin, the former head of Israel’s Homa Missile Defense Agency, said on Thursday.

According to Rubin, during the Great Prophet War Games held earlier this month, Iran displayed a new ballistic missile that has been converted to be used against ships. This is considered a significant breakthrough since most anti-ship missiles are cruise missiles that fly parallel to the water’s surface while this missile takes a ballistic course toward its target.

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'Iran downs US spy drone near N-site'

Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has shot down a US spy drone which was flying over the central Iranian province of Qom, a lawmaker says.

A member of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Majlis (Parliament), Ali Aqazadeh Dafsari, said on Tuesday that the unmanned spy plane was flying near the Fordo nuclear enrichment plant in Qom province when the IRGC's Air Defense units brought it down, Javanoline.ir reported on Tuesday.

The official stated that the US drone was on a mission to identify the location of the Fordo nuclear enrichment plant and gather information about the nuclear facility for the CIA, Dafsari stated.

Earlier in the day, Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast had said that the country is installing a new generation of uranium enrichment centrifuges in the country's nuclear facilities to enhance the Islamic Republic's peaceful nuclear program.

As a signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and a member of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran has every right to develop and acquire nuclear technology meant for peaceful purposes.

In addition, the IAEA has conducted numerous inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities but has never found any evidence indicating that Iran's civilian nuclear program has been diverted to nuclear weapons production.

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Iran to Equip Logistic Vessels with Long-Range Missiles




The Iranian Navy's support and combat service units will be fitted with long-range surface-to-surface missiles, a senior Iranian naval commander has said.

Fars News Agency has quoted Rear Admiral Seyyed Mahmoud Mousavi as saying, "The support units' surface-to-surface missiles were successfully subjected to test and assessment during the navy's recent drill named Joshan [chain mail].

"The missile frigates and destroyers have been equipped with these missiles for some time now. After final tests, other units will also be equipped with these systems," he added.

The navy also has plans to equip its surface vessels with modern anti-aircraft systems, which are currently being installed on on some vessels.

Iran is currently tasked with defending its maritime borders, resources and interests, and providing security for connecting routes.

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Iran recently unveiled underground silos that can carry missiles capable of hitting Israel and U.S. bases in the Gulf as it kicked off 10 days of war games, the country's latest show of military force amid a standoff with the West over its disputed nuclear program.

State TV broadcast footage of deep underground silos, claiming that medium- and long-range missiles stored in them are ready to launch in case of an attack on Iran. The silos are widely viewed as a strategic asset for Iran in the event of any attack on its nuclear facilities.

Col. Asghar Qelichkhani, a spokesman for the war games, said the silos "function as a swift-reaction unit."

"Missiles, which are permanently in the vertical position, are ready to hit the pre-determined targets," he was quoted as saying by state TV.

An officer in Iran's Revolutionary Guard, which is in charge of the missile program, said Tehran has constructed "numerous" underground missile silos which satellites can't detect. He did not elaborate.

The state television report broadcast footage of underground launching pads for the Shahab-3 missile, which have a range of more than 2,000 kilometres, putting Israel, U.S. bases in the Gulf region and parts of southeastern and eastern Europe within reach.

The report also showed pictures of missiles being fired from one silo after a large metal roof opened to allow the missile to launch. The TV report said the missile silos are linked to a missile control center.

The commander of the Guard's Aerospace Force, Amir Ali Hajizadeh, saying that with "these facilities we are certain that we can confront unequal enemies and defend the Islamic Republic of Iran."

Another unidentified Guards officer told state TV that "only few countries in the world possess the technology to construct underground missile silos. The technology required for that is no less complicated than building the missile itself."

Israel, which views Iran's as an existential threat, has accused Tehran of receiving assistance from North Korea in building underground missile sites.

But Col. Qelichkhani said the silos are based on local technology developed by Iranian experts.

Iran conducts several war games every year, as part of its military self-sufficiency program that started in 1992, and frequently unveils new weapons and military systems during the drills.


Iranian ballistic missile silo Pictures

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http://www.militaryparsi.ir/news-ser...-irannews.html

copie iranienne du L15 hongdu

Tu es sûre qu'il s'agisse d'une copie et pas simplement du L15 Ah ma connaissance, les Irananien n'ont pas encore acquis assez de savoir faire niveau design et techno embarquer pour produire un tel avion Famas

Fahed64 a écrit:

Tu es sûre qu'il s'agisse d'une copie et pas simplement du L15 Ah ma connaissance, les Irananien n'ont pas encore acquis assez de savoir faire niveau design et techno embarquer pour produire un tel avion Famas

C'est un avion de fabrication iranienne, ils le nomment Shafaq, et il n'est pas récent, sa production date de 2008 (photo déjà postée).

L'iran a commmencé le développement des avions d'entrainement en 1987 et la production en 1995 avec d'autres modèles plus anciens notament le Tazarv.

une copie du L15 hongdu avec quelques modifications ! remarquez que le radome est plus grand ils espèrent en faire un chasseur

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S-300 pour l'Iran: Téhéran espère une décision arbitrale positive

http://fr.rian.ru/defense/20110824/190675199.html

Vidéo des combats entre l'armée iranienne et le Pkk (Pejak)..

http://videonuz.ensonhaber.com/izle/iran-pjak-i-boyle-vurdu