But in this conversation another very important issue was raised; The IRGC missile officer says something about the Fatah missile being incomplete, but it can be clearly understood that what this unit has at its disposal is different from what has been revealed. Fatah's hypersonic missile, which has been used to this day in two versions, each of the versions was developed in several other versions. The problem is that many of these cases are still classified and no one knows much about them. However, the deployment of these hypersonic and strategic missiles in operational units means that our commanders are ready to use this capability and power in any new battle.
But there is another point in this televised conversation with an operational officer of the country's missile unit, which perhaps no one has paid much attention to. Only one day after a large and well-equipped missile base was introduced in the presence of the Chief of Staff and the Commander of the Armed Forces for the sake of calming the people and the peace of the people, now another missile base is being introduced where, ironically, you can see all types of missiles. In my opinion, it also sends a clear and difficult message to the enemies that they should be careful not to worry too much about Iran, because what they think or wish for is very far from what we think and have in our hands.