yavar, as Salami was formerly head of the IRGC Aerospace Force, do you see this promotion assisting the expansion of Iranian missile development?
MOD EDIT:
@yavar could you please answer this question of Traveller's which he asked over one month ago.
Thank you,
Ngatimozart.
Gen salami is educated as electrotechnic in UNI
been deputy of last IRGC chief which means he is fully informed and had access to all classified on Iran aerospace capability,
your question about missile development expansion is not valid
Iran ballistic missile expansion development was never stop and U.S and pentagon are well informed on it.
UNSC Holds Closed Session on Iran's Missile Tests
UN Security Council to meet on Iran missile test
the reason it was close door session it because U.S showed satellite pictures of how high the missile and its warhead traveled
so Iran been expanding and testing missile only thing Iran is not been doing is publicise in it.
if things escase and worsense then you can expect to see new strategic weapons and ICBM extra
North Korea 'secretly helped by Iran to gain nuclear weapons', British officials fear, Foreign Affairs Secretary Boris Johnson, orders investigation
North Korea’s sudden advancement in developing nuclear weapons may be due to secret support from Iran, British officials fear.
The Foreign Office is investigating whether “current and former nuclear states” helped Kim Jong-Un in his drive to mount nuclear warheads on missiles.
Senior Whitehall sources told The Sunday Telegraph it is not credible that North Korean scientists alone brought about the technological advances.
Iran is top of the list of countries suspected of giving some form of assistance, while Russia is also in the spotlight.
The fear is that outside influences have provided North Korea with equipment or expertise that has moved them closer to becoming a nuclear nation.
“North Korean scientists are people of some ability, but clearly they’re not doing it entirely in a vacuum,” said one Government minister.
Another Foreign Office source said: “For them to have done this entirely on their own stretches the bounds of credulity.”
Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, hinted at his department’s concerns last week as he took questions from MPs about the crisis.
“There is currently an investigation into exactly how the country has managed to make this leap in technological ability,” Mr Johnson said.
“We are looking at the possible role that may have been played, inadvertently or otherwise, by some current and former nuclear states.” He declined to name who he had in mind.
America will tomorrow seek approval from the United Nations Security Council for a ban on exporting oil to North Korea, according to a leaked draft resolution.
British officials have been taken aback by the speed of advancement in North Korea’s nuclear programme.
Last month the regime sent a missile over Japan, while this week an explosion at a testing site measured 6.3 on the Richter scale—10 times more powerful than the tremor from the last such test.
At the start of the year it was estimated that North Korea would need a decade before they could launch intercontinental ballistic missile with nuclear warheads, Government sources said. That has now been slashed to just a few years.
Britain’s most senior Cabinet ministers were briefed on the “fast forward” in the country’s nuclear capabilities at a National Security Council meeting last week, attended by senior intelligence figures.
Theresa May also talked to Donald Trump, the American President, about North Korea just days after he said “all options” remained on the table.
They argue that the "window of opportunity" for action is narrowing and may be closed if left until the end of Mr Trump's presidency.
However the US-UK focus remains on finding a diplomatic solution, with agreement among the UN Security Council being the key target.
Suspicions remain about how North Korea is managing to make such rapid advances in its nuclear programme.
Exclusive: North Korea 'secretly helped by Iran to gain nuclear weapons', British officials fear
all i can say on this mater
