The adviser to the Commander of the Air Force and Space of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Brigadier General Ali Belali, explained that the missile industry in the country has reached a stage of maturity and self-sufficiency, where the continuation of production relies entirely on local capabilities, which leads to the design and production of new weapons based on the real needs of the battlefield.
On the technical level, Brigadier General Belali noted that Iran has achieved qualitative progress in missile design, which allows it to locate and accurately target the enemy's radar equipment.
In this context, he noted that the "Hormuz" missile was specially designed to confront radar systems and has advanced capabilities for self-guidance towards radar emission sources and their destruction.