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Former Jordanian Army Deputy Chief of Staff Qasid Mahmoud confirmed that Iran currently possesses ballistic missiles with a range of up to 1,200 kilometers and has the ability to develop the range and speed of these missiles, although updates may impact their explosive power. This statement comes in response to Iran's reaction to U.S. Navy ship movements, which have now been stationed at distances closer to 1,000 kilometers compared to the previous 200 miles, following a missile collision incident that injured several American soldiers. The announcement of increased missile range and speed is more of a rhetorical escalation than a demonstration of new capabilities, as Iran previously operated four missile systems for anti-ship purposes, with ranges from 20 meters up to 1,200 kilometers.
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