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Iran lifts 2,000km limit on its ballistic missiles: What that means

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Briefings

Iran announced a new ballistic missile range limit of 2,000 km, potentially extending its reach beyond the Middle East. This update follows a period of increasing missile activity and raises concerns about strategic intent. Experts question whether these longer-range missiles are intended to target areas outside the region.

Key points

• Iran lifted its ballistic missile range limit to 2,000 km, potentially extending its reach beyond the Middle East.
• Experts question whether these longer-range missiles are intended to target areas outside the region.

Context

Iran has increased its ballistic missile activity, prompting a new range limit update. This change may signal strategic intent to reach further targets.

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