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Iran's Emad Ballistic Missile 🚀 ▪️Category: Medium-range ballistic missile ▪️Propulsion System: Liquid-fueled rocket engine ▪️Configuration: Single-stage design with a separable warhead ▪️Launch Platforms: Road-mobile transporter erector launcher (TEL) and silo-based systems ▪️Launch Mode: Vertical launch ▪️Overall Length: 16.5 meters ▪️Body Diameter: 1.25 meters ▪️Year of Introduction: 2015 (Iranian calendar...

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Sarmad Khuwajekzai1 year ago

Shabash. Now dump that wahbaism curse of zia ul haq لعنت اللّٰہ علیہ and unite as an ummah. Respect for you♥️

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Sikandar Zulkarnain1 year ago

Payload, warhead size?

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