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On June 6, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, and Supreme Leader Sayyid Ali Khamenei attended a ceremony to unveil a new “Fattah” medium-range The spiky, black missile is billed, somewhat misleadingly (see below), as Iran’s first Fatah missile on stage at its unveiling before Iran’s president on June 6, 2023. Getty Images Hajizadeh first announced that a hypersonic weapon was under development last November during an event commemorating the accidental (per Iran’s government, though some Western sources say it was an eh,” or “conqueror,” such as the shorter-range ✅ Get the Facts • Did a Robotic Machine Gun Kill Iranian Scientist? Fattah reportedly uses a solid-fuel rocket which, unlike a liquid-fuel rocket, means it can be pre-loaded and kept on standby for launch at short notice. It also means that the missile is potentially more mobile, as it doesn’t need to be gassed up prior to launch, which could aid in survivability. Photos show that the missile has two sets of four maneuvering fins, and uses a spherical The video showcased some launch footage recorded both from the ground and from a downward-looking camera on the missile’s fuselage. It also includes footage of a ground test of the Fattah’s second stage thrust-vectoring engine nozzle, which can pivot to allow the missile’s maneuverable reentry vehicle (MARV) to, well, maneuver. However, most of the video was comprised of computer a...