In a historic and alarming military development, Iran has used the Khorramshahr-4 ballistic missile against Israel for the first time, marking a dramatic escalation in their ongoing conflict.
The Khorramshahr-4, one of Iran’s most advanced long-range ballistic missiles, was designed for high precision and destructive capability. Its deployment signals a new phase in the regional power struggle.
A Chilling Prediction by Hajizadeh
Before his assassination, General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of Iran’s Aerospace Force, had made a striking statement:
“When we launch a Khorramshahr missile, it hits 80 targets upon arrival. If we fire 100 missiles, that’s 8,000 hits inside enemy territory.”
This chilling calculation highlights Iran’s strategic doctrine of mass impact through concentrated missile strikes.
What Makes Khorramshahr-4 So Dangerous?
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Range: Up to 2,000 km
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Payload: Capable of carrying over 1,500 kg of conventional or unconventional warheads
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Speed: Supersonic during re-entry
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Navigation: Precision-guided for multiple target engagement
Military analysts believe its use reflects not only Iran’s growing missile capabilities but also a willingness to shift from proxy warfare to direct confrontation.
Global Reactions
The international community, including the UN Security Council, has expressed deep concern. This launch could set a dangerous precedent and push the region closer to a broader military conflict.
The first deployment of the Khorramshahr-4 missile by Iran against Israel is more than a show of force—it’s a statement. As tensions rise, the world watches with unease, aware that one wrong move could ignite a much larger war.
Irán utiliza el misil Khorramshahr-4 contra Israel por primera vez. Hajizadeh, antes de su asesinato: Cuando lanzamos un misil Khorramshahr, alcanza 80 objetivos al llegar. Si lanzamos 100 misiles, tendremos 8.000 misiles en territorio enemigo.pic.twitter.com/PBxIODqghj
— Alertageo (@alertarojanot) June 18, 2025