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🇮🇷What is the plasma weapon Iran is developing? •Iran is developing plasma-based weapons as part of its advanced military programs. •Research includes high-energy laser technologies for both defense and offense. •It’s also working on anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems powered by plasma tech. The future of warfare is here —...

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