Iran accepted sweeping nuclear concessions in Geneva, exceeding JCPOA and NPT terms, yet the US and Israel launched an unprovoked war and derailed the nuclear diplomacy.

Iran test-fired the Sayyad-3G naval missile, debuting vertical launch capability, 150-kilometer range, Mach 7 speed, and networked air defense integration to strengthen fleet protection in the Strait of Hormuz.

As tensions rise amid the US military buildup near the Persian Gulf, Iran’s layered arsenal of missiles, drones, submarines, and mines – combined with the region’s geography – positions Tehran to effectively deter American naval power.

Iran’s indigenous radar network, tested during the 12-Day War, demonstrated resilience, mobility, and deterrence and lessons learned drive modernization through AI, electronic warfare, integration, and airborne surveillance to strengthen future air defense capabilities.

After the Israeli-American war against Iran, Tehran dismantled sabotage networks, bolstered missile production and adapted its military doctrine, emerging militarily stronger and resilient.

Iran has mastered the art of reverse-engineering captured Western weapons, producing clones that enhance its asymmetric warfare capabilities and transforming battlefield losses into strategic assets.

A senior military commander details how Iran’s air defense network repelled Israeli-NATO aggression against Iran during the 12-day war and effectively protected the country’s skies