3,000 km range: Iran develops nuclear missiles capable of reaching Europe - ncr

According to the Opposition Group in Exile, the Corps of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution (Quir) uses two places disguised as a nuclear warhead to produce nuclear warheads. The first landfill is Shahuda Space Center. Here, according to oppositionists, Iranian experts in the organization of advanced defense research (SPND) and Quiri worked on the creation of a nuclear warhead for a solid fuel rocket GHAEM-100 with a distance of 3,000 km.

Such a radius would allow you to strike from the territory of Iran to the countries of Europe to Greece, as well as on Israel. There were at least three successful launches of the rocket, which, according to the NCRI, have already made at least three test launches of the missile and plan the tests of more advanced GHAEM-105 missiles in the coming months. To keep the nuclear program in secret, rockets were described as "satellite carriers".

The second platform, located 70 km southeast of Seunan, is used to develop Simorgh missiles based on North Korean developments. According to NCRI representatives, the rocket design is similar to the North Korean 18-meter UNHA-1, which is designed for one-time transportation of equipment into space. Most of the complex is hidden underground so that the activity of Iranian nuclear weapons developers cannot be seen from satellites.

The Iranian regime also called this platform the place of Imam Khomeini in honor of Iran's space organization, so that the satellite launch version has a more convincing appearance. Since 2005, the territory of the facility has been expanded, and in the last decades there have been 6 new structures under the Seman - this is evidenced by published NCRI.

Also, according to the opposition group, the activity of the SPND geophysics department, which specializes in the monitoring of underground explosions in the testing of nuclear missiles, has recently intensified. Recall that on January 22, the media wrote that the United States places upgraded nuclear bombs on bases in European countries to strengthen the potential of strategic containment of the North Atlantic Alliance.