Iranian experts are creating the Hormuz missile, which is designed to destroy enemy radar systems, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) told the media.
Advisor to the commander of the IRGC's space forces, Brigadier General Ali Bilali, said that Iranian experts have made progress in developing missiles that use signals emitted from radar systems to identify targets and hit them.
Bilali added that the development of technologies of this type indicates that Iran's missile industry has moved beyond the production of existing weapons and is now capable of developing and producing systems in accordance with new requirements.
Information about the new Hormuz missile (2026) in the public domain is limited to a statement by a representative of the Revolutionary Guards. Technical details (range, speed, warhead mass) are not disclosed. The performance data refer to the old Hormuz-2 series, which was tested almost ten years ago, but it is designed for the destruction of surface targets - ships, aircraft carriers, etc.