Qadr-F Missile:
The Qadr-F Missile has reportedly been used in Iran’s conflicts with Israel, highlighting Tehran’s ability to deploy long-range ballistic missiles in live combat.
- Qadr-F Missile is a ballistic missile developed by Iran.
- The missile was developed by the Islamic Republic of Iran under its national missile program based upon the Shahab-3 missile.
- Its existence was disclosed by the Iranian Armed Forces during a military parade in September 2007.
- It features a dual-stage propulsion system using both liquid and solid fuel and follows a ballistic flight path.
- It has a maximum range of 2,000-2,500 kilometers.
- It features a radar-evading warhead to allow it to penetrate areas protected by missile defenses.
- It can carry a single blast fragmentation warhead or multiple reentry vehicles depending on the target profile.
