Iran launches 3 satellites into space that are part of a Western-criticized program as tensions rise

#Iran #Tehran #Aerospacetechnology #Nuclearweapons Usage - Iran said on Sunday, a rocket with a rocket with more than one failure in past, he said that he successfully started space, the West says Tehran has healed ballistic missiles. The launch, increasing tensions, wider Middle East to Hamas in the Gaza Strip of Israel, revealing fears of a regional conflict. A state TV reporter Abbas Rasooli said, “Simorgh roar echoed in the sky and eternal area of our country.” State TV, satellites released on the market Mahda, Kayhan-2 Hatef-1 named.Mahda'yı as a research satellite, while Kayhan Hatef focusing on global positioning communication respectively nanosatellitlerdi.iran's Minister of Information Communication Technology Isa Zarepour, MehdaHe said he had already sent a signal to world. It was five consecutive launchs for Simorgh program, which is rocket carrying satellite.In recent years, it has been a part of number of mishaps. The s showed that the rocket launched on Sunday, the slogan “Can” in Farsi and possibly referred to previous failures. Simorgh is a two -stage, liquid -fuel rocket designed to place the satellites of Iranians in a low landb Orbit. However, US intelligence community said that 2023 threat assessments worldwide, development of satellite launching tools to develop a intercontinental ballistic missile for a similar technology.indicates. The United States called on Iran's satellite off the UN Security Council decision and to take Tehran any activity with ballistic missiles that could deliver nuclear weapons. Under Iran's relatively moderate President Hassan Rouhani, Islamic Republic slowed down space program with fear of raising tension with West. With this, nuclear agreement with the world forces has collapsed and tensions with United States has been boiling for years. On Friday, France, Germany and the United Kingdom condemned the Iranian satellite launch on 20 January and can help Iran to develop long -range ballistic missiles. “We have long worried about Iran's activities related to ballistic missile technologies that can offer nuclear weapons,” said the countries. Tehran, partly after 1979 Islamic Revolution and Hostage Crisis of US Embassy, because of sanctions that block forward warrior jets and other weapons systems, largest ballistic missiles in Middle East continue their ammunition. However, US Army quietly accepted that the 20 January launch of country's paramilitary Revolutionary Guards was successful. Amir Vahdat, a presswriter associated in Tehran, Iran, contributed to this report.