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5:02Now PlayingIran might have achieved a new military milestone in the weeks after the 12-day war with Israel. Local reports suggest Tehran test fired Khorramshahr-5, potentially the country’s first intercontinental ballistic missile. As the name suggests, ICBMs can cross continents to hit targets, The range of ICBM's varies from 6,000 to 16,000 km.
The latest variant of Iran's Khorramshahr missile reportedly has a range of 12,000 kilometers. That means a Khorramshahr-5 launched from Iran can reach mainland United States. The missile is also believed to fly at Mach 16, approximately 20,000 km/h, like a typical ICBM. Notably, Iran already has missiles operational that can reach speeds of Mach 15, such as the Fattah missile series. But, the existing missiles cover a lower range.
The Fattah series are short-range missile that can hit targets as far as 700–1,000 km. The medium-range missiles like the Shahab-3 and previous variants of Khorramshahr can reach 1,300–2,000 km.
But the speed and the range are not the biggest worries for Iran's adversaries. It's the warhead.
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