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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustIran moves beyond replicating weapons, develops indigenous missiles amid war with US: IRGC general Balali
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Russia, Ukraine and the United States opened a US‑mediated three‑way session in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday that lasted nearly four hours. The talks, the first trilateral meeting of the three countries since February, are part of Washington’s push to end the war that began with Moscow’s all‑out invasion of its neighbour nearly five years ago. Ahead of the Abu Dhabi discussions, US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff said the United States, Ukraine and European partners had debated security guarantees for Ukraine, post‑war European security arrangements and mechanisms to prevent escalation.
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left · 1 outlet
"Concerning Iran, the mission is still not complete. Iran is trying to renew its efforts to obtain nuclear weapons — alongside other grave efforts that place the State of Israel in real danger," says Mr. Katz
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center · 2 outlets
According to Balali, "Iranian experts have developed missiles capable of detecting and targeting enemy radar systems, citing the Hormoz missile as an example of Iran's growing ability to independently design and produce weapons rather than replicate existing technologies."
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According to Balali, "Iranian experts have developed missiles capable of detecting and targeting enemy radar systems, citing the Hormoz missile as an example of Iran's growing ability to independently design and produce weapons rather than replicate existing technologies."
