Iran demonstrates its new hypersonic missile called "Fattah"

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force of Iran has unveiled a hypersonic missile named "Fattah," Fars news agency reports.

This advanced missile is designed to be impervious to anti-missile defense systems and has a range of up to 1,400 kilometers.

The presentation of the Fattah hypersonic missile, which took place in the presence of President Ibrahim Raisi and IRGC Commander-in-Chief Hossein Salami, showcases the latest strategic achievement of the Iranian Aerospace Forces. The missile is equipped with a solid fuel engine and has the ability to overcome and successfully target any anti-missile defense systems.

The Fattah missile boasts a remarkable flight distance of 1,400 kilometers and can reach speeds of up to 14,000-15,000km/h. It is known for its exceptional maneuverability and high precision. The missile's ability to maneuver both inside and outside the Earth's atmosphere makes it difficult to detect by radar systems, adding to its stealth capabilities.

Reportedly, Iran is also in the process of developing its own nuclear weapon of mass destruction.