I'm John Batcher with my colleague Bannam-Bantaliblo, of the Foundation for the

Defense of democracies, a senior fellow, and a year hence Benham published Arsenal assessing the Islamic

Republic of Iran's ballistic missile program. I work through it as best I could

with him a year past and now we come to missiles being

used by the Huthies against Red Sea shipping to missiles being used by Iran

against its neighborhood serious strike a strike in Iraq in Kurdistan, Iraq, near Erbil, and now

a strike into Pakistan.

Benham, I go to the list of missiles that you gave me for the known Iranian ballistic missiles a year passed.

The Tandar 69, the Fattah 110, ABCD version Fattah 313. Zulvikar and the Fata Mobin, also Desful, or any of these missiles

involved in these strikes against Syria, Iraq, and Pakistan?

It is largely believed in the strike on Iraq, which was in the city of Erbil in the Kyrgyle

in the Kyrgyzstan regions of northern Iraq, and that's

certainly not the first time Iran struck there.

We remember March 2022, we remember September, October, November 2022 November, 2022.

But the regime is alleging that in Iraq, there was Mossad facilities that they struck.

Turns out they again struck the home of a Kurdish businessman and again killed

those and civilians but in that operation in the one in Iraq they we believe

they fired single-stage solid fuel short-range ballistic missiles of the FATA family.

That's essentially what the hardline news agencies are saying.

In the Syria strike, which by the way, this was the first time ever in the history of the Islamic Republic,

they've ever launched a joint missile operation at two different pieces of territory,

basically at Iraq and Syria at the same time. In that one, they... of

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