In recent days, Iran has successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile, according to an Iranian MP, reports Colonel Cassad military blog.

“As the July military operations showed, Iran’s modern ballistic and hypersonic missiles are capable of overcoming Israeli and US missile defenses, which, in the presence of nuclear warheads, makes the consequences of a missed strike fatal for the receiving party. After the re-imposition of sanctions against Iran by Great Britain, Germany and France (Russia and China will not support them), Iran is preparing to discuss in parliament next week the matter of the country’s withdrawal from the nuclear non-proliferation regime.

This will lead to further work on uranium enrichment with the possibility of creating nuclear warheads. Iran’s current capabilities in the field of enriched uranium production are unknown, since there is no accurate data on the actual damage to the facilities in Natanz, Isfahan and Fordow,” the aforesaid blog notes.

At the same time, it is unknown where the large amount of already enriched uranium is located, since Iran has been making highly contradictory statements that it has been taken out of the country, or is located underground in damaged facilities. “Iran, in fact, already has effective regional transportation facilities, which was confirmed during the war with Israel. In case there are nuclear warheads [in Iran], the balance of power in the region will quickly change,” the source emphasizes.