Iran's defence ministry introduced a new solid-fuel ballistic missile named the Qassem Basir, reportedly capable of reaching distances of at least 1,200 kilometres. This announcement coincides with heightened tensions between Iran and the US, particularly involving Iran's nuclear program and its alleged support for Houthi rebels in Yemen. Defence Minister General Aziz Nasirzadeh denied accusations of assisting the Houthis and warned the US that its bases could be seen as legitimate targets if provoked. Meanwhile, US-Iran nuclear negotiations have been postponed, amidst threats from the Trump administration regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Iran's defence ministry unveiled the Qassem Basir missile with a range of 1,200 kilometres, amid rising tensions with the US over nuclear activities.
The Iranian defence minister warned that US bases could be considered 'legitimate targets' in case of an attack, emphasizing Tehran's stance on regional military activities.
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