Iran’s long-range missile land close to US Navy ships in Indian Ocean

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Long-range missiles from Iran landed close to a commercial ship in the Indian Ocean and 100 miles from the Nimitz aircraft carrier strike group of the US Navy, according to a Fox News report.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards test-fired ballistic missiles against targets in the Indian Ocean as they wrapped up a two-day exercise on Saturday, their official website reported.

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#Iran’s Revolutionary Guards test-fires ballistic missiles against targets in the Indian Ocean as they wrapped up a two-day exercise.https://t.co/8yE1dgCNSq pic.twitter.com/qejK7jp74v

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) January 16, 2021

The missiles of “various classes” targeted “the enemy’s battleships and destroyed them from 1,800 kilometers (1,125 miles) away,” according to the Sepahnews website.

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Iran test-fires ballistic missiles on targets in the Indian Ocean

Iran fires ‘abundant’ missiles, drones in latest military drill exercise: State TV

(With AFP)

Last Update: Sunday, 17 January 2021 KSA 00:12 – GMT 21:12

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