LIVE: How Russia, North Korea Helped Build Iran's Lethal Missiles | From The Frontline
In 1979, Iran stood completely defenceless against long-range aerial threats, lacking even a single ballistic missile to protect its borders. That vulnerability became a harsh reality when Saddam Hussein’s Iraq invaded, igniting a devastating eight-year war that forced Tehran to rethink its national survival. Initially relying on emergency lifelines of SCUD missiles from Libya and North Korea, Iran soon realized true security could not be imported. Driven by necessity, IRGC pioneer Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam spearheaded a homegrown defence initiative, studying existing designs to engineer the Shahab series. Despite decades of crippling Western sanctions and international isolation, Iranian scientists achieved remarkable self-sufficiency, advancing from early prototypes to sophisticated deterrent systems like the Sejjil, Kheibar Shekan, and the hypersonic Fattah series. For years, Tehran voluntarily capped its missile range at 2,000 kilometres, signalling that its program was strictly for regional defence. Now, however, that restraint hangs in the balance. Should the United States under President Donald Trump and Israel choose to reignite conflict against Iran, the IRGC warns it will be forced to lift its self-imposed limit—putting US bases in Europe within reach as a final measure of deterrence. Watch the full report on From The Frontline by Firstpost.---
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