US EditionAtacms Sank Iranian Submarine?
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The head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has merely revealed that, during operations against Iran, “ATACMS missiles of the Army have been used to sink multiple ships, including a submarine, and they have done everything with the precision and determination that comes from tireless training and mutual trust and in their weapon systems.” Double units in the same vehicleThe PrSM (Precision Strike Missile) exceeds by more than a hundred kilometers the …
The history of Iran's "Warszawianki" (Warsaw Navy) dates back to the early 1990s. Iran ordered three ships of this type during the Soviet era, but their construction and delivery had already been completed by the Russian Federation. These were the vessels named Tareg, Noor, and Yunes. The keel for the first ship was laid in April 1991, the second began construction in December of the same year, and the third in February 1992. The first two ships…
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