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Iran’s Maximalist Demands for Strait of Hormuz Reopening: U.S. Withdrawal, Reparations, and Asset Release

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Iran’s top security official has laid out a sweeping set of demands that the United States must meet before the Strait of Hormuz will reopen — including a full U.S. military withdrawal from the region, war reparations, the lifting of all sanctions, and the unconditional release of frozen Iranian assets. The move dramatically raises the stakes in negotiations over the vital waterway, which carries a large share of the world’s oil supply.



The Six Demands

On Saturday, August 8, 2026, Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, issued a statement through state media laying out the conditions. The demands include:

1. Lifting the U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports
2. Ending all sanctions imposed on Iran
3. Paying full war reparations to Iran for damages caused by the conflicts this year and in June last year
4. Withdrawing U.S. military forces — including naval and air forces — from around Iran and the region
5. Stopping attacks on Iran’s regional allies, including Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis
6. Releasing all frozen Iranian assets unconditionally

Zolghadr struck a defiant tone, declaring that Iran’s Supreme National Security Council “will never give up, whether in war or in negotiations”.

“Iran demanded that the US commit to not threatening it in the future” — a permanent end to threats against Tehran.



Beyond the Waterway: A Wider Confrontation

The demands go far beyond the immediate question of reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is effectively linking the reopening of the strategic waterway to a broader settlement of its long-standing disputes with Washington, including issues surrounding Iran’s nuclear program.

By attaching such maximalist conditions to the strait, Tehran has dramatically raised the political stakes. The demands appear to be broader than earlier conditions Iran had associated with the waterway. Similar issues had previously featured in Tehran’s demands for a longer-term settlement with Washington, including efforts to address concerns surrounding Iran’s nuclear program.

The move comes as Iran and Oman have been negotiating an agreement on the future management of the Strait of Hormuz, which sits between the two countries. Iran effectively closed the strait in retaliation for being attacked by the United States and Israel in February.



The Collapse of the June Ceasefire

The new demands effectively scuttle a previous ceasefire agreement brokered by Pakistani mediators in Islamabad in June — a “memorandum of understanding” that had called for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and the temporary lifting of oil sanctions on Iran.

However, the deal’s language was vague, and the United States and Iran had differing interpretations of what it meant. The United States backed a southern route for ships that skirted Oman’s coastline and avoided Iranian waters, and Iran responded by warning and striking ships that took that route. The ceasefire soon collapsed, and the United States reimposed its naval blockade of Iranian ports.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday that “as long as the United States has not addressed its violations of the memorandum of understanding and remedied those breaches, we see no possibility of restarting negotiations”.



Why This Matters: The Strait of Hormuz

The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s most critical chokepoints for global oil shipments. Any prolonged disruption has major consequences for energy markets and international trade. The strait has been effectively shut since February, when Iran retaliated against U.S. and Israeli attacks.

The closure has already contributed to global energy price volatility. Zolghadr’s list of demands will likely put pressure on President Donald Trump to consider Iran’s conditions if he wants to lower consumer prices for Americans — which pose a risk for Republicans ahead of November’s midterm elections.



U.S. Response: Cautious but Unyielding

The White House has not publicly responded to Iran’s latest list of conditions. However, U.S. Vice President JD Vance offered a cautious assessment of diplomatic efforts, telling Fox News that the United States was using “diplomatic, economic, and military tools” to secure what it considers the best possible outcome.

“The conflict is still not over,” Vance warned. “What we’re really working through now is how you can actually set up a traffic scheme so that the ships that pass can pass through safely”.

The Trump administration is unlikely to agree to such sweeping demands. A previous ceasefire agreement had stipulated that sanctions would be fully lifted only in the event of a final deal regarding Iran’s nuclear program, and U.S. officials have said that Iran could access its frozen funds only if it committed to giving up its highly enriched uranium first.



Iran’s Assessment: “We Have the Upper Hand”

The timing of Iran’s maximalist demands reflects a perception in Tehran that it holds the advantage. CNN has reported on dwindling U.S. munitions — something angrily denied by President Trump — and suggestions that his top general is looking for an “off-ramp” in the conflict.

Iran has also taken notice of how many times Trump has threatened major strikes before not following through. The fresh demands “narrows the options for the Trump administration,” according to former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis.

“Iran is overplaying its hand and it appears the hardliners are in control. The likelihood of a deal in the immediate term is declining,” Stavridis posted on X.



What’s Next?

Iran and Oman have been in talks over a temporary route through the strait, with the two countries’ militaries negotiating specifics. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran and Oman were “very close to an agreement”. However, he added an important condition: progress would depend on the United States honoring the June memorandum of understanding.

Meanwhile, Iranian officials, whether perceived as moderates or hardliners, are saying that renewed negotiations with the United States are not in prospect.



Conclusion

Iran’s six demands represent a major escalation in the standoff over the Strait of Hormuz. By linking the reopening of the vital waterway to a comprehensive overhaul of U.S. policy — including military withdrawal, reparations, and the release of frozen assets — Tehran has set a high bar for any diplomatic resolution.

With the White House yet to respond and the November midterm elections approaching, the standoff over the Strait of Hormuz is likely to remain a central flashpoint in U.S.-Iran relations for the foreseeable future.



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Iran stellt sechs Bedingungen für Öffnung der Straße von Hormus – US-Abzug und Reparationen gefordert

Irans oberster Sicherheitsbeamter hat ein weitreichendes Bündel von Bedingungen vorgelegt, das die USA erfüllen müssen, bevor die Straße von Hormus wieder geöffnet wird – darunter der vollständige Abzug des US-Militärs aus der Region, Kriegsreparationen, die Aufhebung aller Sanktionen und die bedingungslose Freigabe eingefrorener iranischer Vermögenswerte. Der Schritt erhöht die Einsätze in den Verhandlungen über die lebenswichtige Wasserstraße, die einen großen Teil der weltweiten Ölversorgung trägt, dramatisch.



Die sechs Forderungen

Am Samstag, dem 8. August 2026, veröffentlichte Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, Sekretär des Obersten Nationalen Sicherheitsrates Irans, über die Staatsmedien eine Erklärung mit den Bedingungen. Die Forderungen umfassen:

1. Aufhebung der US-Seeblockade der iranischen Häfen
2. Beendigung aller Sanktionen gegen den Iran
3. Zahlung voller Kriegsreparationen an den Iran für die Schäden, die durch die Konflikte in diesem Jahr und im Juni letzten Jahres verursacht wurden
4. Abzug der US-Militärstreitkräfte – einschließlich der See- und Luftstreitkräfte – aus der Umgebung Irans und der Region
5. Einstellung der Angriffe auf Irans regionale Verbündete, darunter Hisbollah, Hamas und die Huthis
6. Bedingungslose Freigabe aller eingefrorenen iranischen Vermögenswerte

Zolghadr schlug einen trotzigen Ton an und erklärte, dass der Oberste Nationale Sicherheitsrat Irans “weder im Krieg noch in Verhandlungen jemals aufgeben wird”.

“Der Iran forderte, dass sich die USA verpflichten, ihn in Zukunft nicht zu bedrohen” – ein dauerhaftes Ende der Bedrohungen gegen Teheran.



Über die Wasserstraße hinaus: Eine umfassendere Konfrontation

Die Forderungen gehen weit über die unmittelbare Frage der Wiedereröffnung der Straße von Hormus hinaus. Der Iran knüpft die Wiedereröffnung der strategischen Wasserstraße effektiv an eine umfassendere Beilegung seiner langjährigen Streitigkeiten mit Washington, einschließlich der Fragen rund um das iranische Atomprogramm.

Indem Teheran solche maximalistischen Bedingungen an die Straße knüpft, hat es die politischen Einsätze dramatisch erhöht. Die Forderungen scheinen umfassender zu sein als frühere Bedingungen, die der Iran mit der Wasserstraße verbunden hatte. Ähnliche Themen waren zuvor in Teherans Forderungen nach einer längerfristigen Einigung mit Washington enthalten, einschließlich Bemühungen, die Bedenken bezüglich des iranischen Atomprogramms auszuräumen.

Der Schritt erfolgt, während der Iran und Oman über ein Abkommen zur künftigen Verwaltung der Straße von Hormus verhandeln, die zwischen den beiden Ländern liegt. Der Iran hatte die Straße als Vergeltung für die Angriffe der USA und Israels im Februar effektiv geschlossen.



Das Scheitern der Waffenruhe vom Juni

Die neuen Forderungen beerdigen effektiv ein früheres Waffenstillstandsabkommen, das im Juni von pakistanischen Vermittlern in Islamabad ausgehandelt worden war – eine “Absichtserklärung”, die die Öffnung der Straße von Hormus und die vorübergehende Aufhebung der Ölsanktionen gegen den Iran vorsah.

Die Sprache des Abkommens war jedoch vage, und die USA und der Iran hatten unterschiedliche Interpretationen davon, was es bedeutete. Die USA unterstützten eine südliche Route für Schiffe, die der Küste Omans folgte und iranische Gewässer mied, und der Iran reagierte mit Warnungen und Angriffen auf Schiffe, die diese Route nahmen. Die Waffenruhe brach bald zusammen, und die USA verhängten erneut ihre Seeblockade der iranischen Häfen.

Der iranische Außenminister Abbas Araghchi erklärte am Sonntag, dass “solange die USA ihre Verstöße gegen die Absichtserklärung nicht behoben und diese Verstöße nicht wiedergutgemacht haben, sehen wir keine Möglichkeit, die Verhandlungen wieder aufzunehmen”.



Warum dies wichtig ist: Die Straße von Hormus

Die Straße von Hormus ist einer der kritischsten Engpässe der Welt für Öltransporte. Jede längere Störung hat schwerwiegende Auswirkungen auf die Energiemärkte und den internationalen Handel. Die Straße ist seit Februar effektiv geschlossen, als der Iran als Vergeltung für US-amerikanische und israelische Angriffe reagierte.

Die Schließung hat bereits zu Volatilität bei den globalen Energiepreisen beigetragen. Zolghadrs Forderungskatalog wird voraussichtlich Druck auf Präsident Donald Trump ausüben, die iranischen Bedingungen zu prüfen, wenn er die Verbraucherpreise für Amerikaner senken will – was für die Republikaner vor den Zwischenwahlen im November ein Risiko darstellt.



Reaktion der USA: Vorsichtig, aber unnachgiebig

Das Weiße Haus hat auf die jüngste Liste der iranischen Bedingungen nicht öffentlich reagiert. US-Vizepräsident JD Vance gab jedoch eine vorsichtige Einschätzung der diplomatischen Bemühungen ab und sagte gegenüber Fox News, dass die USA “diplomatische, wirtschaftliche und militärische Instrumente” einsetze, um das ihrer Ansicht nach bestmögliche Ergebnis zu erzielen.

“Der Konflikt ist noch nicht vorbei”, warnte Vance. “Worauf wir uns wirklich konzentrieren, ist, wie wir ein Verkehrssystem einrichten können, damit die Schiffe, die durchfahren, sicher passieren können.”

Die Trump-Administration wird voraussichtlich nicht solch weitreichenden Forderungen zustimmen. Ein früheres Waffenstillstandsabkommen hatte vorgesehen, dass Sanktionen nur im Falle einer endgültigen Einigung über das iranische Atomprogramm vollständig aufgehoben würden, und US-Beamte haben erklärt, dass der Iran nur dann Zugang zu seinen eingefrorenen Geldern erhalten könne, wenn er sich zuerst verpflichte, sein hochangereichertes Uran abzugeben.



Irans Einschätzung: “Wir haben die Oberhand”

Der Zeitpunkt der maximalistischen Forderungen Irans spiegelt die Einschätzung in Teheran wider, dass es im Vorteil ist. CNN hat über die schwindende US-Munition berichtet – was von Präsident Trump wütend dementiert wurde – und über Andeutungen, dass sein oberster General nach einem “Ausweg” aus dem Konflikt suche.

Der Iran hat auch zur Kenntnis genommen, wie oft Trump schwere Angriffe angedroht hat, ohne sie dann durchzuführen. Die neuen Forderungen “verengen die Optionen für die Trump-Administration”, so der ehemalige NATO-Oberbefehlshaber James Stavridis.

“Der Iran überreizt seine Hand, und es scheint, dass die Hardliner die Kontrolle haben. Die Wahrscheinlichkeit eines Abkommens in naher Zukunft sinkt”, postete Stavridis auf X.



Wie geht es weiter?

Der Iran und Oman haben über eine vorübergehende Route durch die Straße verhandelt, wobei die Streitkräfte der beiden Länder über Einzelheiten verhandeln. Der iranische Außenminister Abbas Araghchi sagte, der Iran und Oman seien “einer Einigung sehr nahe”. Er fügte jedoch eine wichtige Bedingung hinzu: Der Fortschritt werde davon abhängen, ob die USA die Absichtserklärung vom Juni einhalte.

In der Zwischenzeit erklären iranische Beamte, ob sie als Gemäßigte oder Hardliner wahrgenommen werden, dass keine erneuten Verhandlungen mit den USA in Aussicht stünden.



Fazit

Die sechs Forderungen Irans stellen eine bedeutende Eskalation des Stillstands um die Straße von Hormus dar. Indem Teheran die Wiedereröffnung der lebenswichtigen Wasserstraße an eine umfassende Neuausrichtung der US-Politik knüpft – einschließlich des militärischen Abzugs, Reparationen und der Freigabe eingefrorener Vermögenswerte – hat es die Messlatte für jede diplomatische Lösung hoch gelegt.

Da das Weiße Haus noch nicht reagiert hat und die Zwischenwahlen im November näher rücken, wird der Stillstand um die Straße von Hormus für die absehbare Zukunft wahrscheinlich ein zentraler Brennpunkt in den US-iranischen Beziehungen bleiben.



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FBI – Iranian Cyber Actors Targeting Defense Contractors, Schools and Energy Sector

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The following document was obtained from the website of the Marshfield, Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce.

FBI-IranianHacking

FBI Liaison Alert System #M-000045-TT

  • 10 pages
  • TLP: GREEN
  • December 5, 2014

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The FBI is providing the following information with HIGH confidence:

A group of cyber actors utilizing infrastructure located in Iran have been conducting computer network exploitation activity against public and private U.S. organizations, including Cleared Defense Contractors (CDCs), academic institutions, and energy sector companies. The actors typically utilize common computer intrusion techniques such as the use of TOR, open source reconnaissance, exploitation via SQL injection and web shells, and open source tools for further network penetration and persistence. Internet-facing infrastructures, such as web servers, are typical targets for this group. Once the actors penetrate a victim network, the actors exfiltrate network design information and legitimate user credentials for the victim network. Often times, the actors are able to harvest administrative user credentials and use the credentials to move laterally through a network.

According to public network registration information, IP addresses previously utilized by this group were assigned to “Tarh Andishan.” The group primarily utilized two Iran-based IP addresses to conduct its activity, 78.109.194.114 and 217.11.17.99. There has been no recent activity from these IP addresses since early 2014; however, the group now primarily utilizes a series of proxy or midpoint infrastructure in support of their computer network operations. The most recent midpoint infrastructure used by this group was located in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.

Tools: The following tools have been known to be utilized by the cyber actors.
1021114.aspx
4g.exe
akisapi.php
ASPACK
Atkill.txt
Bitvise
c99shell.php
Cafae
Cain and Abel
CCProxy
CCproxy.zip
cmd.aspx
Cprivesc
debug.aspx
DefaultWS.asmx
Dirbuster
FileZilla
Find_tokens.exe
Find_tokens.txt
Gsecdump
Havij
hscan.zip
hscan1.2
img.asp
img.aspx
In2.txt
isapi.aspx
J.exe
Jasus.exe size: 118,272 MD5: 53841511791E4CAC6F0768A9EB5DEF8A Type: ARP POISON TOOL
Jasus.pdb
Kappfree
kappfree.dll
Kelloworld
kelloworld.dll
Klock
klock.dll
Lc.exe
lc15.exe
Libeay32.doc
Libeay32.txt
Loader.exe
LoggerModule.e
mim2.2.exe
Mimikatz
mimikatz.exe
mimikatz.swf
Mx.exe
NBrute Force
NC.exe
ncat.exe
Ncrack
Nc-themida.exe
Netcat
Netscp.exe
netscp_total.exe
Netview
Nmap
NTFS
OS_Detector.exe
ospcsvc.exe
osppsvc.exe
OSQL
ossisvc.exe
ossysvc.exe
Plink
plink.exe
priorities_readfile.aspx
Privesc.exe size: 51,200 MD5: DABF638EB53070CDC7B10BFA5E4E8142
ProcDump
proxy.php
PsExec
PsExec.exe
PsKill
PsList
Putty Link
putty.exe
pw.exe
PwDump
PwDump7.exe
PwDump7_p.exe
rdcmd.aspx
RunAs.exe
Samdump
sekurlsa.dll
Sl.exe
snmpwalk.exe
SQL Manager
STR.EXE
Themida
u.exe
U.exe size: 60,928 MD5: DDA3E5629A0E8FB63A3E19027AE45458
upload.aspx
Wcet
winBypass.php
WinDump
WinDump.exe
winpcap-nmap-4.12.exe
winusr.dll
wminotify.dll
wndTest.exe
wt.exe
xcmd-aspack.exe
xCmdSvc.exe
Xcmdt.exe
xcmd-themida.exe
xp_cmdshell
ZXPortMap.exe

IP Addresses: The following IP addresses have been observed to be utilized by the cyber actors.
64.120.208.154
78.109.194.114
159.253.144.209
217.11.17.99
95.211.191.225
95.211.241.249
95.211.241.251
108.175.153.158
88.150.214.162
88.150.214.166
88.150.214.168
88.150.214.170
184.82.158.18

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SECRET – U.S. Military PSYOP Leaflets from Iraq and Afghanistan

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The following are psychological operations (PSYOP) leaflets dropped over Afghanistan and Iraq during Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.  The leaflets are taken from a booklet released commercially by Giovanni Carmine and Christoph Büchel in 2006.  The leaflets are written in Arabic, Dari and Pashto.  Accurate translations are welcome.

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The Secret List of Off-Shore-Companies, Persons and Adresses, Part 73, Iran,

Officers & Master Clients (5)
Ebrahim Kahrobai
HOSSEIN MOVAHEDI ZADEH
Houshang PISHVA AZAD
Mehdi Dadpey Reza
Yaseen Gokal

Listed Addresses (5)
55 Mirzaye Shirazi P.O. Box 15955/443 Tehran – Iran
No 36 Main Street, Ekbatan, Tehran Iran
No. 128 Molasadra Street, Tehran, Iran
No. 142, Merdamad Blvard, Tehran, Iran P.O. Box 16315-571
No. 5 Omar Khayam Street Tehran IRAN

Iran News – Guy code-named “8” is arrested by counterintelligence department of MOIS

Referring to : http://cryptome.org/2013/12/ir-spy-uk-ca.htm

The news just surfaced but its not new. The guy code-named “8” is arrested by counterintelligence department of MOIS and charged with 3 claim counts.

A. Espionage and cooperation with Foreign governments.

B. Running a private network of operatives worldwide involved in “information offers and auctions and sells” with various unaligned elements.

C. Unsanctioned business with Organized Crime Groups in various areas including Nuclear data.

His case has not reached to Judicial system so no name no nothing of the person is aired. I suspect that changes soon. My source tells me the 8 had close relationship with Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s office at Tehran, beyond his formal line of duty and done many operations in favor of the Palestinian group including the huge organized attacks to U.S banking and financial firms that causes serious damage while transferred funds belonging to Islamic Jihad during the chaos to protect their western-based ops against FBI’s initiative to combat and dismantle organized cyber crimes.

8 had been providing intelligence and operational support directly tied to two top leaders of Palestinian and Lebanese Resistant movements named “Ali Atwa” and “Ramadan Abdullah Mohammad Shalah.” Both are in the “FBI’s TOP WANTED LIST” according to FBI’s official website.

The initial deal between IR and U.S. that led to tackling 8’s operations quite clearly is not going to be a hit-and-run, considering powerful elements within IR regime provide support for various organizations for who knows what reasons. If 8 is civilian (MOIS) the case should go to the “revolutionary court” and if he is in armed forces (IRGC – Army – MoD – Police) , the case must be tried at the Military Judiciary Organization according to Iranian law, confirmed by a native lawyer formerly working in Iran from where she had to flee.

Anonymous — to readers, particularly journalists who follow Iranian affairs

Most of U.S sensitive websites are not accessible to Iranian from BOTH Sides!

Here are examples :

Its attempt to connect FBI to put a tip or something :

$ curl -v fbi.gov
* About to connect() to fbi.gov port 80 (#0)
* Trying 72.21.81.85…
* connected
* Connected to fbi.gov (72.21.81.85) port 80 (#0)
> GET / HTTP/1.1
> User-Agent: ***
> Host: fbi.gov
> Accept: */*
>
< HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden
< Cache-Control: max-age=28800
< Content-Type: text/html
< Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2013 01:07:50 GMT
< Expires: Tue, 24 Dec 2013 09:07:50 GMT
< Server: ECAcc (jfk/25B5)
< Content-Length: 345
<

403 – Forbidden

403 – Forbidden

* Connection #0 to host fbi.gov left intact

* Closing connection #0

And here is an attempt to connect to CIA’s website:

$ curl -v cia.gov
* About to connect() to cia.gov port 80 (#0)
* Trying 198.81.129.107…
* connected
* Connected to cia.gov (198.81.129.107) port 80 (#0)
> GET / HTTP/1.1
> User-Agent: ***
> Host: cia.gov
> Accept: */*
>
< HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden
GET / HTTP/1.1
> User-Agent:***
> Host: whitehouse.gov
> Accept: */*
>
< HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden
< Connection:close
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Nany of the same websites belonging to IR are also forbidden to visit from U.S IP. Its ironic when the leaders of the countries trying to negotiate huge deals or shitting on them to change the history, they generally do not recognize the right of the other side to visit websites and read casual data, mostly bullshit for average netizens.

TOP-SECRET – Unveiled – Iran’s New Sea-based Missiles

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تجهیز شناورهای سپاه به موشک‌های کروز با برد بیش از ۳۰۰ کیلومتر

رئیس سازمان هوافضای وزارت دفاع و پشتیبانی نیروهای مسلح از برنامه‌ریزی برای تحویل موشک‌های کروز پیشرفته با برد بیش از ۳۰۰ کیلومتر به نیروی دریایی سپاه خبر داد.

خبرگزاری فارس: تجهیز شناورهای سپاه به موشک‌های کروز با برد بیش از ۳۰۰ کیلومتر

 

سردار سید مهدی فرحی رئیس سازمان هوافضای وزارت دفاع و پشتیبانی نیروهای مسلح در گفتگو با خبرنگار دفاعی خبرگزاری فارس، با اشاره به تجهیز نیروهای مسلح از سوی این وزارتخانه به انواع تسلیحات نظامی ازجمله موشک و راکت گفت: تاکتیک‌ها و نحوه استفاده از این تجهیزات و تسلیحات به عهده فرماندهان نیروهای مسلح است.

وی ادامه داد: محصولات متعددی از جمله موشک‌های 300 کیلومتری در اختیار نیروی دریایی سپاه است.

فرحی تاکید کرد: بزودی محصولات جدید دیگری با بردهای مختلف و قابلیت‌های فوق‌العاده پیشرفته و از نوع کروز در اختیار نیروی دریایی سپاه قرار می‌گیرد.

رئیس سازمان هوافضای وزارت دفاع و پشتیبانی نیروهای مسلح اظهار داشت: دقت و برد موشک‌های جدید نسبت به موشک‌های 300 کیلومتری که اکنون در اختیار نیروی دریایی سپاه است، افزایش یافته است.

فرحی همچنین تاکید کرد: این موشک می‌‌تواند توان دفاعی ما را در نبردهای دریایی افزایش دهد.

به گزارش فارس، موشک‌های کروز ساحل به دریا و سطح به سطح با قابلیت‌های خاص خود، می‌توانند در مقابله با انواع تهدیدات، تاکتیک های خود را تغییر داده و این تغییر تاکتیک‌ها نیز در اختیار فرمانده نیرو قرار دارد.

موشک های کروز که امکان شلیک آنها از روی شناور نیز وجود دارد، می‌توانند از روی شناورهای با سرعت بالای 30 نات (حدود 60 کیلومتر) نیز شلیک شوند که از نمونه های قبلی در این حوزه می توان به موشک های کروز ظفر، نصر، نور، قادر و غدیر اشاره کرد.

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Iran’s New Sea-based Missiles

 


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Source : http://www.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=13920216000464

Today 5-12-2013, General Farahi, the chief of the Iranian Ministry of Defense’s Aerospace Organization, has announced a new series of fast-acting sea-based rockets and missiles have been produced and turned over to IRGC’s Navy force. This force is responsible for “the security” of the Persian Gulf and the infamous Hormoz Strait.

According to publications by FarsNews, a semi-state-run media, IRGC’s Navy has been operating a series of fast-acting rockets and missiles fit to be fired from small-scale fast boats named “Zafar”, “Nasr”, “Nour”, Ghader” and “Ghadir”, but the newly produced “Cruise Type” missile which is unnamed in the report, has a firing speed of 300 Km/h and can be fired from a moving boat at a speed of 30 knots.

Netizens.