Every Iranian Missile in Service (2026)

Описание: Iran possesses the largest missile arsenal in the Middle East, according to U.S. intelligence assessments. But what missiles actually make up that arsenal? In this video, we break down every major Iranian missile system currently in service as of 2026—from battlefield short-range rockets to long-range cruise missiles and next-generation hypersonic claims.

Starting with the Fateh-series short-range ballistic missiles, we examine how Iran developed fast-launch solid-fuel weapons designed for mobile battlefield use. Then we move to the medium-range systems that extended Iran’s strategic reach across the region, including the Shahab-3, Ghadr, Emad, and Qiam-1.

Next comes the major technological shift: solid-fuel medium-range missiles like the Sejjil, Kheibar Shekan, Khorramshahr-4, and Haj Qasem, designed to launch faster and complicate missile defense interception.

The video also covers Iran’s long-range cruise missile family, including the Soumar, Hoveyzeh, Paveh, and Ya-Ali, which fly low and approach targets beneath traditional ballistic missile tracking envelopes.

Finally, we examine the next-generation systems Iran claims to be developing, including the Fattah hypersonic missiles, and what open-source reporting actually confirms about them.

This is a complete catalog of Iran’s missile force in 2026—explaining what each system is designed to do, how it fits into Iran’s military strategy, and what we know about its capabilities based on publicly available information.

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