- Sejjil: 2,000-2500 km
- Khorramshahr-4: 2,000 km
- Emad: 2,000 km
- Shahab-3: 2,000 km
- Ghadr: 1,950 km
- Paveh: 1,650 km
- Fattah: 1,400 km
- Kheibar Shekan: 1,450 km
- Hajj Qassem: 1,400 km

— Iran still hasn't used Khorramshahr, Sejil, Shahid Haj Qasim, Kheibar Shekan-2 and Fatah-2 hypersonic missiles on Israel.

— Emad, Ghadr, Kheibar Shekan-1, Shahed-136 kamikaze UAVs & Paveh cruise missiles were used on Israel on April 13th attack.

— Over 300 missiles and drones, including approximately 120 surface-to-surface ballistic missiles and 30 cruise missiles, alongside around 170 drones were used during "Operation True Promise".

— Israeli military's air defense systems, notably the Iron Dome and Arrow systems, were activated and reportedly intercepted approximately 99% of the incoming threats, resulting in minimal damage and only one reported Israeli casualty.

— Iran has recently & reportedly deployed the Russian long-range electronic warfare system known as Murmansk-BN.

— This system, considered one of the most powerful electronic warfare (EW) systems in the Russian arsenal, is designed to disrupt and jam enemy communications, including radio signals and GPS systems, over distances of up to 5,000 to 8,000 kilometers.

— Also note that Sergei Shoigu, the Secretary of Russia's Security Council, recently visited Tehran. Shoigu's visit is seen as a signal of Russia's support for Iran, as he engaged in discussions with key Iranian officials, including President Masoud Pezeshkian and military leaders.

— Russian Defense Ministry reportedly asked the U.S. Department of Defense to persuade Ukraine not to conduct operations on Russia's Navy Day.

— The U.S. allegedly contacted Kyiv and asked them not to proceed with their planned actions.