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Iran claims it has produced laser-guided shells




Islamic Republic state TV is reporting that Tehran has produced laser-guided artillery shells, capable of hitting moving targets with high accuracy

Iran's state TV is reporting the country has produced laser-guided artillery shells, capable of hitting moving targets with high accuracy.

The Monday report quoting Defense Minister Gen. Ahmad Vahidi also says that the shell was an "intelligent" munition with the capability to identify its own targets. report was accompanied by footage showing an artillery piece firing a shell, followed by an explosion in the desert.








Previous Iranian tests (Photo: Reuters)

The report does not give details on specifications of the shell. It could not be independently verified. Iran occasionally announces the production and testing of military equipment, ranging from torpedoes to missiles and jet fighters.The country's military has run a program dating from 1992 which aims at self-sufficiency in producing modern weaponry

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Iran Islamic Air force war planes excorting the Russian Su-27 aerobatic demonstration team returning from Bahrain

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Mig-29s


F-5 Tiger

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Iran starts manufacturing ‘Jamaran 2’ destroyer





Azerbaijan, Baku, Feb. 10 / Trend S.Isayev, T. Jafarov/

Iran has started manufacturing "Jamaran 2" destroyer, Iran's Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari said at a press conference, IRINN reported.

Sayyari added that the "Jamaran 2" destroyer is being manufactured domestically under supervision of Iranian specialists.

He also said the new destroyer model will be more advanced than the first "Jamaran" destroyer launched in the Persian Gulf waters in February 2010.

First Jamaran destroyer was also domestically-manufactured, and it completed its first international mission on December 18, after conducting counter-piracy operations in the Gulf of Aden.

The 1,420-ton destroyer, which is part of the 16th fleet of Iranian warships, is equipped with modern radars and electronic warfare capabilities. Jamaran destroyer has a top speed of up to 30 knots and a helipad. The destroyer features highly advanced anti-aircraft, anti-surface- and anti-subsurface systems. The vessel has also been equipped with torpedoes and naval cannons.

Iranian Navy officials have earlier stated that the production of five other naval destroyers similar and even more advanced than the Jarmaran-class destroyers are on Navy's agenda.

Admiral Habibollah Sayyari also said two "Ghadir" midget submarines were handed over to the Iranian Navy. "Ghadir" submarines were built by Iran specifically for cruising within the shallow waters of the Persian Gulf.

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Iran prepares suicide boats

The Commander of US naval forces in the Gulf region, Vice Admiral Mark Fox, has said that Iran now has boats that could be used in suicide attacks.

According to Reuters he said “They have increased the number of submarines … they increased the number of fast attack craft, Some of the small boats have been outfitted with a large warhead that could be used as a suicide explosive device. The Iranians have a large mine inventory.”


This comes as tensions are running high over the EU plan to completely embargo Iranian oil from its countries by July this year. Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation, which would strangle off much of the West’s oil supplies as well as that of other nations such as China. The Strait is one of the world’s most important choke points and some 20% of the world’s oil is transported through it.

Last week it was also reported that Iran had added two more light 150 ton Ghadir class submarines to its fleet of conventional submarines, having already taken delivery of three at the latter end of 2011. This brings their total number of submarines up to anywhere between ten and fifteen, three of which are of the 4,000 ton Russian Kilo class.

The Ghadir submarines are said to be capable of both torpedo and missile attacks.



Admiral Fox is however confident that the Straits of Hormuz can be kept open.


Iranian Kilo Class Submarine

But the US Navy has been cautious about the possibility of small boat attacks on its large warships since the USS Cole incident in Yemen in 2000 when 17 people died and 39 were injured.

Admiral Fox said ‘We are very vigilant, we have built a wide range of options to give the president and we are ready… What if it happened tonight? We are ready today.’

But he did go on to say that diplomacy would be the best way forward. ‘So when you hear discussion about all this overheated rhetoric from Iran we really believe that the best way to handle this is with diplomacy… I am absolutely convinced that is the way to go. It is our job to be prepared. We are vigilant.’ he said.

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Deux navires de guerre iraniens sont entrés en Méditerranée en franchissant le canal de Suez, une initiative qui ne devrait pas laisser Israël indifférent. «Deux navires iraniens ont franchi le canal de Suez (jeudi) après avoir reçu l'autorisation des forces armées égyptiennes», a annoncé ce vendredi une source de l'Autorité du Canal. La frégate iranienne et son navire de ravitaillement pourraient faire route vers la côte syrienne, a ajouté la source. Téhéran et Damas ont conclu un accord de coopération maritime militaire l'an dernier, ce qui n'est le cas d'aucun autre pays de la région.

Le 17 février 2011, moins d'une semaine après la chute du président égyptien Hosni Moubarak, Israâl avait vivement réagi au franchissement du canal de Suez par deux navires de guerre iraniens. Les bateaux avaient rallié le port de Lattaquié pour participer à des manoeuvres avec la marine syrienne. La décision de l'Egypte de laisser les navires iraniens emprunter la voie d'eau internationale, pour la première fois en deux décennies, avait été perçue comme une volonté de rupture avec la politique d'Hosni Moubarak, jugé trop conciliant avec Israâl par son opinion publique.

L'Egypte et l'Iran n'ont plus de relations diplomatiques depuis la signature du Traité de paix israélo-égyptien de Camp David en 1979, au lendemain de la révolution islamique en Iran.

http://www.20minutes.fr/ledirect/882211/deux-navires-guerre-iraniens-franchissent-canal-suez

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non sérieux, c'est dangereux ca, l'année dérnière ils ont transporté des armes et missiles pour le régime ...

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L'armée iranienne constitue-t-elle une réelle menace ?

LEMONDE.FR | 20.02.12 | 21h13 • Mis à jour le 21.02.12 | 07h12


L'Iran a annoncé, lundi 20 février, le lancement de manœuvres antiaériennes pour défendre ses sites nucléaires. Dans le même temps, deux de ses navires militaires accostaient dans un port syrien. Alors que ces gesticulations militaires se multiplient ces dernières semaines, trois spécialistes de l'Iran apportent leur éclairage sur la réalité des forces armées de la république islamique.

François Géré, historien spécialiste en géostratégie, est président fondateur de l'Institut français d'analyse stratégique et chargé de mission à l'Institut des hautes études de défense nationale. Spécialiste de l'Iran, il est l'auteur de Iran, l'état de crise, chez Karthala, en 2010.


"L'armée iranienne est composée de forces régulières et de milices"

L'armée iranienne se compose de deux groupes distincts : d'une part l'armée régulière, importante en nombre mais mal équipée, et de l'autre les Gardiens de la Révolution, troupe d'élite fortement idéologisée et auto-financée.

Les forces régulières de la République islamique d'Iran incluent l'armée de terre (350 000 hommes et 220 000 conscrits, 1 600 véhicules blindés), l'armée de l'air (52 000 hommes, environ 300 avions de combat), la marine (23 000 hommes, 3 sous-marins), et les forces de défense aériennes. L'armée régulière est une armée de conscription, c'est-à-dire qu'elle est formée des jeunes Iraniens qui font leur service militaire (pendant 2 ans) et ce, dans des conditions de grand dénuement.

La force parallèle des Gardiens de la Révolution islamique inclut des composantes terrestres, aériennes et navales ainsi que les forces Qods (Forces spéciales) et la milice des Basij. Les "Pasdaran" dépendant directement du Guide de la Révolution, le chef de l'Etat iranien. Cette milice est placée sur la liste officielle des organisations terroristes des Etats-Unis. Créée par l'ayatollah Khomeini, comme une milice révolutionnaire, cette force n'a cessé de se développer sous le règne d'Ali Khamenei, l'actuel Guide suprême. Elle compte aujourd'hui 230 000 hommes, 125 000 militaires et un peu plus de 100 000 logisticiens, ingénieurs et chercheurs.

Cette armée non régulière s'est appropriée les moyens les plus modernes et les missions de recherche et développement. Elle est également responsable de la protection des frontières risquées.

"L'armée iranienne a une réelle force défensive mais pas de capacité offensive"

Les capacités de défense terrestre : les Iraniens développent une force asymétrique (comme les Vietnamiens durant la guerre contre les Etats-Unis ou encore les talibans). Ils ont développé des capacités de défense basées sur les points faibles de l'adversaire et valorisant leurs points forts : ils emploient des armes et des techniques de basse technologie mais adaptées, à la réalité de leur pays et aux moyens dont ils disposent pour se défendre contre une éventuelle attaque terrestre. Ils manquent également cruellement de chars d'assaut et d'armes conventionnelles en général.

Les capacités de défense navale : les Iraniens ont développé des missiles terre-mer qui ont une portée de 100 à 150 km, ce qui est suffisant puisque le détroit d'Ormuz n'atteint jamais les 200 km de large. La technologie de base est chinoise mais a été améliorée et renforcée grâce à de la technologie russe. Ils possèdent également de petits navires rapides portant des missiles de courte portée (5-10 km) tels ceux qui se sont approchés de la flotte américaine il y a un mois et demi.

Historiquement, à l'époque du Shah, l'armée de l'air était puissante, c'était le fleuron de l'armée iranienne, mais elle a été détruite pendant la guerre contre l'Irak. L'Iran aurait besoin de 250 avions (des chasseurs bombardier par exemple) pour pouvoir défendre un territoire grand comme deux fois la France. Ils ne disposent pas d'avions performants ni de missiles assez sophistiqués pour répondre à une attaque aérienne d'Israël. Ils développent des missiles depuis 30 ans avec l'aide de technologies nord-coréennes qu'ils ont améliorées. Les missiles sont un de leurs points forts mais ils ne sont cependant pas assez sophistiqués pour contrer ceux d'Israël.

Leur défense anti-aérienne, fondée sur des technologies russes, est de relativement bonne qualité, du moins pour le sol-air : ils pourraient résister depuis leur sol à une attaque aérienne, par contre ils ne pourraient pas riposter depuis le ciel. Ils ont tenté de se procurer des systèmes de missiles sol-air S-300 mais l'exécution du contrat signé en 2007 a été suspendue en septembre 2010 par le président russe Dmitri Medvedev, en application de la résolution 1929 du Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU.

Les Iraniens produisent des armes légères et moyennes qu'ils vendent dans toute l'Afrique mais leurs capacités offensives terrestres, navales et aériennes sont extrêmement faibles. Ils n'ont pas les moyens logistiques, techniques ou financiers d'entretenir des forces armées en dehors de leur territoire. Le matériel d'origine soviétique a souvent plus de 25 ans et ne pourrait en aucune manière résister aux équipements américains et israéliens. Et s'ils ont les capacités de fermer le golfe Persique ce serait pour quelques minutes seulement avant que leur flotte ne soit entièrement coulée.

"Des manœuvres plus politiques que militaires"


Depuis 2007, le budget iranien de la défense est relativement stable, autour de 3 %, soit un tout petit peu plus que la France (2 %), et beaucoup moins que dans d'autres pays de la région comme l'Arabie saoudite par exemple, dont le budget oscille autour de 8,5 %. L'armée iranienne, quasiment détruite au cours de la guerre contre l'Irak (1980-1988), se reconstruit depuis la fin des années 1980.

L'Iran n'est pas une menace militaire sérieuse mais plutôt une force de dissuasion. Il existe un grand fossé entre la réalité des capacités de l'armée et l'image véhiculée par les médias et les gouvernements occidentaux.

Les récents événements n'ont pas de signification militaire, c'est une tentative de démonstration de force à destination du peuple iranien. Intimider et défier les Etats-Unis est un moyen efficace au service de la propagande, une question de politique intérieure.

Thierry Coville est chercheur à l'Institut de relations internationales et stratégiques. Spécialiste de l'Iran, il est l'auteur de Iran : la révolution invisible (La Découverte, 2007).

http://www.lemonde.fr/proche-orient/article/2012/02/20/l-armee-iranienne-constitue-t-elle-une-reelle-menace_1646013_3218.html#ens_id=677013

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Les iraniens étaient à Tartus, et il semble qu'ils sont déjà en Mer rouge en ce moment

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An Iranian warship crosses through the Suez Canal near Ismailia in Egypt, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012.




An Iranian warship crosses through the Suez Canal near Ismailia in Egypt, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012. An Egyptian official said two Iranian navy ships passed through the Suez Canal Tuesday on their way from the Syrian port of Tartus. The navy ships had crossed the Canal on Sunday destined for Syria, to provide maritime training to Syria's naval forces, according to Iranian media reports.




One of two Iranian naval ships that returned from Syria passes through the Suez Canal February 21, 2012.

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Iran Assesses Radar Capabilities in Air Defense Drills TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's air defense units assessed the performance and capabilities of different types of mobile and fixed radar systems on the third day of Sarallah military drills in Southern Iran.

During the current phase of the air defense wargames, different fixed and mobile radar systems which have been manufactured and upgraded by Iranian experts and are under the control of Iran's integrated air defense network were used. Kasta and NEBO radars as well as the Iran-made Kashef (Discoverer) and Matla ol-Fajr radars were used to detect and identify aerial threats. Iran's Air Defense Unit started massive air defense drills, codenamed 'Sarallah', in Iran's Southern regions on Monday to test the latest radar and missile defense systems. On First day, the air defense units of the Iranian Armed Forces under the command of Khatam ol-Anbia base managed to detect and identify invading aircraft and started confrontation with the enemy warplanes using air defense systems and Scramble and CAP air defense planes. During the second day of drills, Iran's air defense force assessed the preparedness and performance of its air defense artillery and mid-range missile systems against low-altitude aerial threats. The drills were staged by the air defense units of the Iranian Army and the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC). Iran's home-made air defense radar systems can easily detect cruise missiles and drones. Last week, Commander of Khatom ol-Anbia Air Defense Base Brigadier General Farzad Esmayeeli announced that the country's Armed Forces have launched new radar and missile systems with various ranges. Tens of radar and missile systems with various ranges have been manufactured and deployed in Iran's defense sector so far and new systems are on their way to join the defense network during the 10-Day Dawn celebrations, which began on February 1 to mark the 33th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, Esmayeeli said at the time. Iran has recently renewed and upgraded the weapons and defense systems of its air defense units.

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Iran now capable of overhauling and modifying F-5 Freedom fighter jet





Azerbaijan, Baku, Feb. 23 / Trend S.Isayev, T. Jafarov/

Iran is now capable of overhauling such fighter jets as MiG-29, F-14 Tomcat and F-5 Freedom Fighter, Commander of Iranian Second Destroyer Jet base, Masud Ruzxosh said, Mehr reported.

Ruzxosh noted that it took Iran 12 years to do a complete overhaul on the F-5 Fighter jet. He said the jet will be able to fly again in three months, admitting that the jet will not handle any long flights.

"It would have been easier to manufacture a new jet, instead of modifying and reparing this one," Ruzxosh said. "However, with the imposed sanctions, country's engineers managed to overhaul the F-5 Jet".

The Northrop F-5A/B Freedom Fighter and the F-5E/F Tiger II are part of a family of widely-used light supersonic fighter aircraft, designed and built by Northrop. Hundreds remain in service in air forces around the world in the early 21st century, and the type has also been the basis for a number of other aircraft.

The Imperial Iranian Air Force received extensive US equipment in the 1960s and 1970s. Iran received its first 11 F-5A and two F-5Bs in February 1965 which were then declared operational in June 1965.

Ultimately, Iran received 104 F-5A and 23 F-5Bs by 1972. From January 1974 with the first squadron of 28 F-5Fs, Iran received a total of 166 F-5E/F and 15 additional RF-5Es with deliveries ending in 1976. While receiving the F-5E and F, Iran began to sell its F-5A and B inventory to other countries, including Ethiopia, Turkey, Greece and South Vietnam; by 1976, many had been sold, except for several F-5Bs retained for training purposes.

After the revolution, the new Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force was partially successful keeping Western fighters in service during the war with Iraq in the 1980s and the simple F-5 had a good service readiness until late in the war. Initially Iran took spare parts from foreign sources, later it was able to have its new aircraft industry keep the aircraft flying. Iran currently produces an indigenous aircraft titled, "Saegeh", which is built on the same platform as the F-5.

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la diplomatie navale en jeux

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Saudi Arabia confirms Iranian naval visit
Saudi Arabia has confirmed it allowed naval vessels from arch-rival Iran to dock at its Red Sea port of Jiddah in February. The visit...
28-Feb-2012

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Optimized Missile-Launching Frigates Delivered to IRGC Navy TEHRAN (FNA)- Power of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy increased after it received renovated and optimized missile-launching frigates, dubbed as Tondar, on Wednesday.

The vessels were handed to the IRGC naval force in a ceremony attended by IRGC Navy Commander Brigadier General Ali Fadavi in Iran's Southern port city of Bushehr on Wednesday. Addressing the ceremony, Executive Director of Missile-Launching Frigates Renovation and Optimization Project Abul-Qassem Valagohar said that over one million dollars had been spent on the project. He added that the vessels' bodies, engines, fire-extinguishing systems, control systems, radar and defensive systems have all been optimized in the project. Iranian Navy commanders have always stressed that the country's naval forces are capable of producing all the needed military equipments, including military vessels, submarines, torpedoes and naval missiles. Iran in February inaugurated the production line of a newly unveiled naval cruise missile, called Zafar (Triumph). The production line was inaugurated by Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi in a ceremony at the Defense Ministry' Aerospace Industries Organization on the occasion of the Ten-Day Dawn ceremonies, celebrating the anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution back in 1979. During the ceremony, the first cargo of Zafar missiles was delivered to the IRGC. Iran's naval power has even been acknowledged by foes. In a Sep. 11, 2008 report, the Washington Institute for the Near East Policy also said that in the two decades since the Iraqi imposed war on Iran, the Islamic Republic has excelled in naval capabilities and is able to wage unique asymmetric warfare against larger naval forces. According to the report, Iran's Navy has been transformed into a highly motivated, well-equipped, and well-financed force and is effectively in control of the world's oil lifeline, the Strait of Hormuz. The study says that if Washington takes military action against the Islamic Republic, the scale of Iran's response would likely be proportional to the scale of the damage inflicted on Iranian assets.

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Optimized Missile-Launching Frigates Delivered to IRGC Navy TEHRAN (FNA)- Power of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy increased after it received renovated and optimized missile-launching frigates, dubbed as Tondar, on Wednesday.

The vessels were handed to the IRGC naval force in a ceremony attended by IRGC Navy Commander Brigadier General Ali Fadavi in Iran's Southern port city of Bushehr on Wednesday. Addressing the ceremony, Executive Director of Missile-Launching Frigates Renovation and Optimization Project Abul-Qassem Valagohar said that over one million dollars had been spent on the project. He added that the vessels' bodies, engines, fire-extinguishing systems, control systems, radar and defensive systems have all been optimized in the project. Iranian Navy commanders have always stressed that the country's naval forces are capable of producing all the needed military equipments, including military vessels, submarines, torpedoes and naval missiles. Iran in February inaugurated the production line of a newly unveiled naval cruise missile, called Zafar (Triumph). The production line was inaugurated by Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi in a ceremony at the Defense Ministry' Aerospace Industries Organization on the occasion of the Ten-Day Dawn ceremonies, celebrating the anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution back in 1979. During the ceremony, the first cargo of Zafar missiles was delivered to the IRGC. Iran's naval power has even been acknowledged by foes. In a Sep. 11, 2008 report, the Washington Institute for the Near East Policy also said that in the two decades since the Iraqi imposed war on Iran, the Islamic Republic has excelled in naval capabilities and is able to wage unique asymmetric warfare against larger naval forces. According to the report, Iran's Navy has been transformed into a highly motivated, well-equipped, and well-financed force and is effectively in control of the world's oil lifeline, the Strait of Hormuz. The study says that if Washington takes military action against the Islamic Republic, the scale of Iran's response would likely be proportional to the scale of the damage inflicted on Iranian assets.

farsnews

c'est une frégate sur la photo?? lah i3tina wjahkoun ,

leadlord a écrit:

MAATAWI a écrit:

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Optimized Missile-Launching Frigates Delivered to IRGC Navy TEHRAN (FNA)- Power of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy increased after it received renovated and optimized missile-launching frigates, dubbed as Tondar, on Wednesday.

The vessels were handed to the IRGC naval force in a ceremony attended by IRGC Navy Commander Brigadier General Ali Fadavi in Iran's Southern port city of Bushehr on Wednesday. Addressing the ceremony, Executive Director of Missile-Launching Frigates Renovation and Optimization Project Abul-Qassem Valagohar said that over one million dollars had been spent on the project. He added that the vessels' bodies, engines, fire-extinguishing systems, control systems, radar and defensive systems have all been optimized in the project. Iranian Navy commanders have always stressed that the country's naval forces are capable of producing all the needed military equipments, including military vessels, submarines, torpedoes and naval missiles. Iran in February inaugurated the production line of a newly unveiled naval cruise missile, called Zafar (Triumph). The production line was inaugurated by Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi in a ceremony at the Defense Ministry' Aerospace Industries Organization on the occasion of the Ten-Day Dawn ceremonies, celebrating the anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution back in 1979. During the ceremony, the first cargo of Zafar missiles was delivered to the IRGC. Iran's naval power has even been acknowledged by foes. In a Sep. 11, 2008 report, the Washington Institute for the Near East Policy also said that in the two decades since the Iraqi imposed war on Iran, the Islamic Republic has excelled in naval capabilities and is able to wage unique asymmetric warfare against larger naval forces. According to the report, Iran's Navy has been transformed into a highly motivated, well-equipped, and well-financed force and is effectively in control of the world's oil lifeline, the Strait of Hormuz. The study says that if Washington takes military action against the Islamic Republic, the scale of Iran's response would likely be proportional to the scale of the damage inflicted on Iranian assets.

farsnews

c'est une frégate sur la photo?? lah i3tina wjahkoun ,

c'est le concept israélien petit navire surarmé avec une puissance de feu incroyable

Ils embarquent des missiles russes sur les F14

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Iranian F-5E/F Tiger II Freedom Fighter aircrafts of the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force (IRIAF).

C'est un peu HS mais sur le tableau en haut a droite avant Tawfan la lettre le Ra avec 3 points ça existe ça en Arabe ou c'est une déclinaison persane ? Merci

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Indigenously Upgraded Iranian AH-1J Cobra /Panha 2091 Attack Helicopter

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L'Iran lance des manoeuvres maritimes de grandes envergures dans le détroit d'Ormuz & menace d'1 guerre non conventionnelle.

Vedettes de combat & sous-marins de poche Ghadir prêts à appareiller.

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Iran to soon build second destroyer



Azerbaijan, Baku, Mar. 10/ Trend F.Milad/

Iran will soon complete building the second domestically manufactured destroyer, named the Jamaran-2. The work is under completion, the Iranian navy commander Habibollah Sayyari said on Saturday.

Habibollah Sayyari added that other destroyers will be also manufactured, but an exact date can not be determined for the destroyers to join the fleet, IRNA news agency reported.

On October 9, 2011, the Jamaran, the first domestically manufactured destroyer, was dispatched on a mission in international waters.

The mission of the fleet was to provide security for Iranian merchant vessels and commercial ships in the Gulf of Aden.

The Jamaran can carry helicopters. It is equipped with torpedoes. It is 94 meters long and weighs over 1,500 tons. The warship is capable of engaging in surface, air, and undersea warfare.

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