Iran presents the newest fears, baptizes them under the name “Gaza”

Iran has broad programmes for rockets and fears, naming these weapons as important prevention and revenge forces against the United States and other enemy countries in the event of war.

The West sees Iran's missiles as both a military threat to regional stability and a potential nuclear weapons transport mechanism if Tehran develops them. Iran denies it is developing nuclear weapons.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said the new fears could fly 35 hours without interruption and could carry 13 bombs and 500kg of electronic equipment, Reuters writes, broadcast Express.

Revolutionary Guard Commander Major General Hossain Salami said the new driver was named “Gaza” honouring “to that land that stands against the occupation and aggression of the Zionists (Israelians)”.

Although the leaders of Palestinian militant groups in Gaza have often praised the military and financial support from Iran, Tehran usually does not publicly confirm support through weapons supply.