The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force of Iran held an exhibition in the capital Tehran, showcasing Iran's self-developed technical achievements in the fields of missiles, drones, and aerospace. The exhibition showcased ballistic missiles, hypersonic missiles, drones, launch vehicles, and various air defense vehicles to the public. The reporter saw at the exhibition site that various missiles and drones independently developed by Iran, such as “Fatah,” “Haibar Shekan,” “Qader,” “Khorramshahr,” and “Shahd,” were lined up neatly. Visitors also stopped to watch the American and Israeli equipment that had been shot down. Ali Ballari, adviser to the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force Commander and head of Iran's National Aerospace Park, said in an interview with reporters that all of the equipment currently on display is completely independently developed by Iran. The equipment displayed at the exhibition lags 5 to 6 years behind the actual weapons and equipment currently installed by the Iranian armed forces. “We have more advanced and modern equipment, but it is not on display here.” The exhibition opened on the 7th in Iran's National Aerospace Park and will continue until the 13th.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force of Iran held an exhibition in the capital Tehran, showcasing Iran's self-developed technical achievements in the fields of missiles, drones, and aerospace. The exhibition showcased ballistic missiles, hypersonic missiles, drones, launch vehicles, and various air defense vehicles to the public. The reporter saw at the exhibition site that various missiles and drones independently developed by Iran, such as “Fatah,” “Haibar Shekan,” “Qader,” “Khorramshahr,” and “Shahd,” were lined up neatly. Visitors also stopped to watch the American and Israeli equipment that had been shot down. Ali Ballari, adviser to the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force Commander and head of Iran's National Aerospace Park, said in an interview with reporters that all of the equipment currently on display is completely independently developed by Iran. The equipment displayed at the exhibition lags 5 to 6 years behind the actual weapons and equipment currently installed by the Iranian armed forces. “We have more advanced and modern equipment, but it is not on display here.” The exhibition opened on the 7th in Iran's National Aerospace Park and will continue until the 13th.