A report from the Arabic desk channel assessed that Iran will carry out an attack using long-range ground-to-ground ballistic missiles, including the Qadr, Emad, Sejjil, and Khorramshahr, launched from bases in the Tabriz area of northern Iran. The assessment did not specify the target or timing of the operation.
A report from the Arabic desk channel, run by the analyst known as Abu Salih, assesses that Iran is preparing to launch a strike using long-range ballistic missiles from launch sites near Tabriz in northwestern Iran. The assessment names the Qadr, Emad, Sejjil, and Khorramshahr missiles — all medium- to long-range systems from Iran's strategic arsenal. The Tabriz area has been a known launch site for the IRGC Aerospace Force; previous reports by The Zioneer documented ballistic missile launches from the region in June 2026 during a period of direct exchanges between Iran and the US. The assessment does not identify the intended target, and the claim remains unverified by official sources. The single source, the Arabic desk, is the source that provides regional security analysis aligned with Iranian perspectives.
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