Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Holds Military Exercises in Southern Iran
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, February 24 (Reporter Shadati, Chen Xiao) According to a report from Iran's Mehr News Agency on the 24th, the ground forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps conducted military exercises in southern Iran, testing new technologies and multi-layered firepower deployment, aimed at maintaining security in the southern coastal areas of Iran.
The report stated that the exercises took place in southern Iran and on the islands of the Persian Gulf, with one of the features of the exercises being the use of new weapons for precision strikes, combined with modern technology to implement joint tactics at different levels.
Against the backdrop of the United States continuously escalating military threats against Iran, the Iranian armed forces conducted live-fire exercises in the Strait of Hormuz from the 16th to the 17th.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps conducted military exercises in southern Iran on February 24, 2023, testing new technologies and multi-layered firepower deployment. The exercises featured precision fire strikes and were held in the context of increasing U.S. military threats. The drills took place in southern Iran and the Persian Gulf Islands, showcasing the capabilities of new weapons.
- Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps conducted military exercises in southern Iran.
- The exercises tested new technologies and multi-layered firepower deployment.
- Precision fire strikes were a key feature of the exercises.
- The exercises were held in response to perceived threats from the U.S.
- The exercises took place on February 24, 2023.