The information, which have been collected from the tensions and unrest in southern Syria, show that some 366 people were killed by unidentified gunmen in southern Syria throughout 2022.
A Russian-Israeli woman with extensive experience in political, research and military fields was kidnapped by unidentified agents in the Iraqi capital Baghdad a few days ago. In this article, we intend to examine the dimensions of the incident and Tsurkov’s background.
Given the fact that an unwritten ceasefire between the Ansar Allah movement and the Saudi coalition is in place, the conflict in Yemen shifted to occupied areas, and the Saudi-led factions are trying to gain more power and influence in the war-torn country. The situation led to weakening of the resigned Yemeni government, and members […]
The Russian private military company, which is known as Wagner Group is a paramilitary organization that is directly affiliated with the Russian Armed Forces. The Wanger mercenaries have taken part in various conflicts, including the clashes in the Crimea and eastern Ukraine in 2014, the Syrian war, the Libyan civil war, Mali, Sudan and so […]
The Fattah missile is the first example of Iranian hypersonic missiles that was unveiled in a special ceremony in Tehran on June 6. This missile, with a speed of more than 13 Mach in the midcourse phase and a speed higher than 5 Mach in the terminal phase and also with the ability to maneuver at a distance of 100 km before hitting the target, is considered a very big leap in Iran’s missile arsenal. In fact, the Fattah missile is a very advanced MaRV (Maneuverable Reentry Vehicle) ballistic missile that has tried to maintain a speed of 5 Mach or more throughout the maneuver and impact to be classified as a hypersonic missile.
Khoramshahr-4 ballistic missile is the 4th generation of Iran’s Khorramshahr series of missiles, which was unveiled on May 25, 2023 by the Ministry of Defense of Iran. The range of this missile is 2000 km and its 1500 kg warhead is considered one of the heaviest warheads of Iranian missiles. The use of hypergolic fuel, the advanced “Arvand” engine, the speed of Mach 16 outside the atmosphere and Mach 8 inside the atmosphere, and the ability to guide and control the warhead in the mid-phase exoatmosphere are among the distinctive features of Khorramshahr-4.
ISWNews Analysis Group – Satellite images of Baghdad International Airport show that the United States is engaged in military and intelligence activities under the cover of conducting political and diplomatic measures.
On the occasion of the victory of the Palestinian resistance against the Israeli regime in the 11-day war in Gaza in 2021, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps unveiled its new ultra-heavy and wide-bodied combat reconnaissance drone named “Gaza” (Shahed-149) on May 21, 2021.
On March 23, the newly established Iraqi group “Liwa Al-Ghalibun” targeted the US occupying forces in the Kharab al-Jir military base in the Rmeilan area of Syria with a suicide drone, during which, according to the US, an American contractor was killed; But news from sources close to the axis of resistance say something else!
The Kamov Ka-52 Alligator (NATO reporting name: Hokum B) is a multi-role attack helicopter capable of carrying out operations in all weather conditions against armoured and unarmoured ground targets and low-speed air targets. Ka-52 is actually an upgraded two-seater version of Kamov 50, designed and developed by Kamov Design Bureau.
ISWNews Analysis Group – Some foreign media outlets and reporters have tracked and published the site of the Eagle (Oghab) 44 Airbase by the use of the data as well as the photos and video footages, which have been disseminated during the unveiling ceremony of the underground airbase belonging to the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force.
According to the statistics provided by ISIS, this terrorist group has carried out 2,058 terrorist operations in different regions of the world in 2022. These operations have killed and injured 6,881 people, including 154 officers and field commanders.
