Iran launched a new intelligence satellite into space

Yesterday, September 27, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (Iran's special forces) Aerospace Force successfully launched a satellite equipped with more advanced spying tools into space. This is reported by the Reuters agency.

Iran's Minister of Communications and Information Technologies, Issa Zarepour, said that the Noor-3 photo satellite was successfully launched into an orbit 450 kilometers away from the Earth using the Iranian Qased rocket.

Revolutionary Guard commander Hussein Salami said on state television that the new satellite will provide clearer images than its predecessors, allowing special forces to conduct better and more accurate intelligence.

Earlier, the spokesman of the Iranian government, Ali Bahadori Jahromi, said that Iran intends to become a regional center in the field of launching spaceships and providing other space services within eight years.

Source: Xabar.uz