Iran's missile and drone arsenal, developed since the Iran-Iraq War, provides a strategic deterrent and strike capability in West Asia. The range of ballistic missiles (up to 2,000 km), cruise missiles (up to 3,000 km), and UAVs (up to 3,000 km) enables Iran to target regional adversaries and assets, shaping the security dynamics of the Middle East and parts of Europe.
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- ›Longest Range Missile: Soumar/Ghaem-100 (Up to 3,000 km)
- ›Hypersonic Missile: Fattah-1 & Fattah-2 (1,500 km)
- ›Target this Data: Maximum range of Iran's long-range ballistic missiles (2,000 km).
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Not explicitly mentioned, but link to concepts like the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).
- ›Target this Legal Point: Link to international non-proliferation treaties like the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and UNSC resolutions on Iranian missile activities.
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