Senior IRGC official Ali Sheriatmadari stated for the first time that the range of Iranian missiles has surpassed 3,000 kilometers, and that the next milestone of 6,000 km will be achieved soon. The claim, posted on the source, is unverified and comes from a single source.
The claim, made by IRGC senior official Ali Sheriatmadari on the source, is the first public admission by an Iranian official that the country's missile range has crossed the 3,000 km threshold. Such a range would place much of Europe, including Germany, France, and the United Kingdom, within striking distance. Sheriatmadari further asserted that the 6,000 km milestone is imminent, which would extend reach to the Americas.
The statement has not been independently verified, and no evidence such as test launches, satellite imagery, or official military documentation was provided. The channel is not an official IRGC outlet, and the authenticity of the statement could not be confirmed.
The IRGC has made a series of escalating claims in recent weeks, as The Zioneer has reported, including threats against US military assets, claims of strikes on Jordan, and assertions of advanced missile capabilities. Many of these claims have been disputed by independent analysts or remain unverified. The latest announcement appears designed to project strength amid ongoing diplomatic pressure over Iran's nuclear and missile programs.
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