Iran has lifted restrictions on missile range.
Currently, the country can demonstrate the missile's maximum range when necessary, according to a statement from the spokesman of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
He also emphasized that the enemy will not be able to prevent Iran from producing and upgrading weapons.
"Today, based on our knowledge of Iran's vast and diverse geography, and based on the flexibility I mentioned, we will never allow the enemy, even for a moment, to hinder us from producing and upgrading weapons," he said.
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The Space Science Park of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps begins welcoming visitors from today until November 13, 2026, every day from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
This park is located in the capital Tehran. Iran advertises for people to see missiles designed to target Israel up close.
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▫️ Iraqi Foreign Minister warns that the Middle East could descend into war
On November 7, Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein stated that the current situation suggests the Middle East is at risk of a renewed outbreak of war. He noted that Iraq had previously lost approximately $60 billion due to disruptions in oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz; however, following agreements reached with both the United States and Iran, Iraq has since resumed its oil exports via this route. Hussein mentioned that the U.S. had formally requested the closure of all border crossings between Iraq and Iran, with the exception of two. Iraq has also conveyed to Iran its willingness to foster a positive, cooperative relationship, while firmly rejecting any interference in its internal affairs. There are indications that external forces are utilizing Iraqi territory to launch attacks against neighboring countries.
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