Iran's new announcement has shocked the entire world.

"From now on, missiles with less than 1 ton of warhead will not be launched."
Meaning each missile will carry at least 1 ton of explosive.
Just think about it.
In the past 10 days, Iran was launching missiles with 500–750 kilograms of warhead. The world thought they were weakening. The number of missiles also decreased from 350 on the first day to 15 on the eighth day.
But in reality, they were not weakening.
They were learning.
→ 10 days of observing which missiles get intercepted
→ 10 days of mapping Patriot radar signatures
→ 10 days of identifying weaknesses in the US defense system
→ 10 days of a strategy called “Reconnaissance by Fire” in military terms
Now, their testing is complete.
Now, a new missile arsenal is ready:
💀 Khorramshahr-4 — approximately 1500 kg warhead, range about 2000 km
💀 Sejjil — 1000+ kg warhead, solid fuel, faster and harder to intercept
💀 These two missiles were kept in reserve so far, meaning Iran’s most powerful weapons
💀 Heavy warhead = faster re-entry speed = lower chance of interception
💀 A ton of explosives doesn’t require very high precision; a blast is enough
Now, the math has changed:
⚠️ First: 350 missiles × 500 kg = 175 tons of explosives
⚠️ Now: 50 missiles × 1000 kg = 50 tons, but the destruction is almost the same
⚠️ Patriot system intercepts about 89% of lighter missiles
⚠️ No one knows what the success rate will be for heavy missiles
⚠️ If one Khorramshahr hits an oil terminal — the entire facility could be wiped out
⚠️ If one Sejjil hits a military base — the entire complex could be destroyed
People were told that the number of missiles was decreasing.
But what wasn’t told was that the payload of each missile has now increased many times over.
The warning phase is over.
The real war can now begin. 🚨