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    Iranian commander points to potential missile range increase

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    Posted on October 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Iran's Revolutionary Guards signal plans to expand missile range, affecting nuclear deal discussions amid regional tensions.

    Table of Contents

    • Iran's Missile Capabilities and Regional Tensions
    • Impact on Nuclear Deal
    • Response to Israeli Attacks
    • U.S. and European Concerns

    Iran's Revolutionary Guards Commander Signals Missile Range Expansion

    Iran's Missile Capabilities and Regional Tensions

    DUBAI (Reuters) -The range of Iran's missiles will be increased to any point deemed necessary, a senior Revolutionary Guards commander told the semi-official Fars news agency on Wednesday, in response to what he said were Western demands to curb Tehran's missiles. 

    Impact on Nuclear Deal

    Demands by the U.S. and some European countries to impose restrictions on Iran's missile capabilities have been one of the issues blocking the path to a nuclear deal, according to Iranian officials. 

    Response to Israeli Attacks

    Western countries fear Iran's uranium enrichment programme could yield material for an atomic warhead and that it seeks to develop a ballistic missile to carry one. Tehran denies pursuing nuclear weapons. 

    U.S. and European Concerns

    Iranian missiles have a self-imposed range of 2,000 km, which officials in the past said was enough to protect the country as this range can cover the distance to Israel. 

    However, as launchers based in Iran's western provinces were targeted by Israeli fighter jets in June, Tehran gradually launched missiles from further east in its territory - which require longer range. 

    "Our missiles will reach the range that they need to," deputy inspector of the Khatam al-Anbiya central military headquarters Mohammadjafar Asadi told Fars news agency. 

    He added the power and range of Iranian missiles had limited the war initiated by Israel in June to 12 days. Tehran retaliated with hundreds of missile launches on Israeli territory. 

    After bombing Iranian nuclear sites which led Iran to target the U.S. Al Udeid base in Qatar, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire to end the conflict, which saw both Iran and Israel claiming victory.

    (Reporting by Dubai NewsroomEditing by Alexandra Hudson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Iran plans to increase missile range as needed.
    • •Western demands to curb Iran's missiles affect nuclear deal talks.
    • •Iran denies pursuing nuclear weapons despite Western fears.
    • •Iranian missiles currently have a self-imposed range of 2,000 km.
    • •Recent conflicts with Israel highlight missile range issues.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Iranian commander points to potential missile range increase

    1What is a missile range?

    Missile range refers to the maximum distance a missile can travel when launched. It is a critical factor in military strategy and national defense, impacting the capability to strike targets at various distances.

    2What is uranium enrichment?

    Uranium enrichment is the process of increasing the percentage of the isotope U-235 in uranium. This process is essential for producing fuel for nuclear reactors and for nuclear weapons.

    3What is a ballistic missile?

    A ballistic missile is a weapon that is launched and follows a ballistic trajectory to deliver a payload to a predetermined target. They can be used for both military and strategic purposes.

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