Iran's Mojtaba 'Gifts' Russia's Putin 'Secret' F-15 'Killer' Missile? | Vantage
A mysterious shoulder-fired missile system called Iva has appeared in Russian military footage from the Rostov region near Ukraine, raising questions about its origins and possible links to Chinese or Iranian MANPADS designs. Analysts note that the weapon looks unlike Russia’s better-known Igla and Verba systems, while its exact origin remains unconfirmed. The appearance comes amid expanding Russia-Iran military cooperation and Moscow’s growing defence ties with Beijing and Tehran. Meanwhile, Elon Musk is returning to a formal U.S. government role as co-leader of Project Meridian, a Pentagon initiative launched by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to study the future of warfare and emerging military technologies. Musk will work alongside Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich, with findings expected within 120 days. Hem Kaur Saroya tells you more.---
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