Iran has successfully test-fired a precision-guided Ballistic Missile called the Kheibar with a range of 2,000 kilometers, capable of carrying multiple warheads as far as Israel and evading "enemy" radars. The missile is an upgraded version of the Khorramshahr, unveiled in 2017, and was launched by Defense Minister Mohammad Reza Ashtiani. Iranian media reports the missile adjusts its trajectory outside the atmosphere and has a launch time of less than 12 minutes. Israel's chief of general staff, Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi has said his country was closely monitoring Tehran's nuclear activities.

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