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TEHRAN: Iran has successfully test-fired a naval missile which hit its target 250 kilometres away, local news agencies reported Thursday.
"We have this week tested the Hormuz-2 missile," the Fars and Tasnim agencies quoted the commander of the air wing of the elite Revolutionary Guards, General Amir-Ali Hadjizadeh, as saying
"The missile succeeded in destroying its target 250 kilometres (155 miles) away," in the Gulf of Oman, Hadjizadeh added.
According to the local news agencies the new Hormuz-2 missile has a maximum range of 300 kilometres.
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