Iran threatens Middle Eastern Countries by testing high-precision missiles in military exercise

TEHRAN, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) — Iran on Tuesday tested a number of high-precision missiles as well as radar operations in the ongoing military exercise in the southern Persian Gulf provinces, Press TV reported.
On Tuesday, the low and high-range missile defense systems of Mersad (Ambush) and Ya Zahra-3 stationed at Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC)’s so called Khatam al-Anbiya air defense base reconnoitered, intercepted, and destroyed mock airborne targets, the report said.
In the radar operators by Iran’s army and the IRGC, the long-range aerospace telecommunications system named Aseman provided sustainable contact among the elements of the drill over a range of over 150 km.
Among the objectives of the maneuver on Tuesday was detection and interception of the hypothetical enemy’s unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with homegrown missile systems, Tasnim news agency affiliated to the terrorist Quds force reported.
On the first day of the drills on Monday, various defensive apparatuses were successfully scrambled to designated positions in record time.
Also, the drills on Monday focused on intelligence gathering during reconnaissance missions and capturing aerial footage from designated targets in the sea using reconnaissance drones.
Iran launched a large-scale air defense exercise in the country’s southern regions on Monday.
Code-named “Defenders of Velayat Skies 7,” the war game covers the Persian Gulf provinces of Hormozgan and Bushehr along with the southwestern province of Khuzestan.