Iran Showcases New Missiles and Drones Amid Rising Middle East Tensions

Iran's military parade reveals advanced weaponry as regional conflicts escalate, drawing international scrutiny.

Iran unveiled new ballistic missiles and upgraded long-range drones during its annual military parade in Tehran.
The Shahed-136B drone now boasts an operational range of over 2,500 miles, nearly double that of its predecessor.
The new Jihad missile, developed by Iran's Revolutionary Guards, has a range of more than 600 miles and uses solid fuel.
The parade coincided with heightened tensions following recent clashes between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Western nations have imposed new sanctions on Iran, accusing it of supplying missiles and drones to Russia for its war in Ukraine, charges Iran denies.