Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has underlined the country’s deterrence power as the country unveiled three new satellites and a ballistic missile.

Iran has successfully launched two domestically-manufactured satellites into space, the first of such move made by the country’s private sector.

Iran has successfully launched three domestically-produced satellites into orbit in a range of 450-1,100 kilometers altitude above the earth’s surface.

Iranian Defense Ministry announced Tehran’s plans to send at least two satellites into orbit by mid-March 2024.

Russia’s space agency Roscosmos will send Iran’s Khayyam satellite into orbit next week as a joint scientific cooperation between Tehran and Moscow.