Saegheh

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The Saegheh (meaning lightning in Arabic and Persian) or "Saeqeh-1"[1] and "Saeqeh-2"[2] is a short-range surface-to-surface missile[3], and possibly an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)[2] developed indigenously by Iran. It has a range of 80[3]-250[4] km. It has been described as an "anti-armor missile"[5].

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  1. ^ People's Daily Online Iran Successfully Test-fires Anti-Armor Missile
  2. ^ a b Nuclear Threat Initiative Iran: Missile Chronology
  3. ^ a b China View Iran tests short-range missile
  4. ^ The United Jeruselum Foundation Week In Review 9/8/2006
  5. ^ Pavland News Iran test-fires anti-armor missile - July 31, 2001


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