Iran Successfully Tests Majid Missile System in Air Defense Drills

The Iranian military successfully tested the Majid missile system during the second phase of Air Defense Drill 1403, demonstrating its ability to detect and neutralize hostile drones in real-time.

Advanced Air Defense Strategy in Action

During Tuesday’s drill, the Iranian forces utilized an audio-tracing network to detect and monitor low-altitude drone attacks. The exercise also focused on strengthening Iran’s integrated air defense command and control network to counter potential large-scale aerial threats.

Majid Missile System Achieves Direct Hit

After successfully tracking and identifying the incoming enemy drones, the Majid missile system was activated and launched. The system effectively targeted and neutralized the designated aerial threat, marking a significant achievement in Iran’s air defense capabilities.

Cybersecurity Measures in Place

The drill also included defensive strategies against cyberattacks on Iran’s radar, missile, and communication systems. Secure, multi-layered communication channels between the defense system and the air defense network’s command centers were tested to ensure operational resilience.

Strengthening Iran’s Defense Capabilities

Iranian military officials emphasized that the successful test of the Majid missile system represents a major step forward in enhancing national air defense capabilities and fortifying Iran’s technological edge in aerial security.