Missiles, UAVs, air defense systems, radar stations: The main achievements of the Islamic Republic’s military industry are displayed in Iranian National Aerospace Park.

Some of the Iranian ballistic missiles on display in the park — including the “Khorramshahr-4” and “Sejjil”— were used during the 12-day war in 2025. They penetrated the “Iron Dome” defense and struck various targets inside Israeli territory.

Among the missiles exhibited at the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps park are also hypersonic and underwater models, as well as missiles with which Iran has launched satellites into space.

The country’s aerospace forces are now working on producing improved missiles in order to place Iranian satellites into more distant orbits.

One of the calling cards of Iran’s military industry is its reconnaissance and strike UAVs, which can remain airborne for up to 30 hours and travel thousands of kilometers.

Alongside Iranian UAVs, the park also displays Israeli and American drones that were shot down in different years; by studying and improving them, Iran has been producing new models.

The park also recreates episodes from the Iran–Iraq War, showing the losses suffered by the Iranian people and how the country fought for eight years with very limited resources.