Iran's development of nuclear missiles with 3,000km range
Iran is developing nuclear missiles with a 3,000km range based on designs from North Korea. The National Council of Resistance of Iran has exposed two sites disguised as satellite launch bases where nuclear warheads are being produced. The regime is speeding up its nuclear weapons development despite international concerns.
Key Points
- Iran developing nuclear missiles with 3,000km range
- Sites disguised as satellite launch bases used for nuclear warhead production
- Regime speeding up nuclear weapons development