IRGC Missile Range

The count and list compare each location with all recorded launch positions; the rings show only the selected origin. Cloud-region records may represent several sites, so this is a count of records rather than individual facilities.

The 150 location records are 134 operating, 3 under construction and 13 with no recorded status.

Distances are calculated from the recorded coordinates. Inclusion requires a stated facility classification and a published range covering the point. Historical incident reports retain their source attribution; the methodology records the withdrawal of the former predictive model.

A facility-level strike prediction is unavailable. The evidence held here does not establish attack probabilities, defense performance or the timing of service interruptions. The former walkthrough and its automatically selected targets have been withdrawn.

The former threat score used locally assigned targeting weights, strategic-value assumptions and defense probabilities without a validated prediction model. Those scores and their rankings are withheld.

Range comparisons use the coordinates and published specifications held in this register. Cloud-region coordinates can be approximate and may represent several sites. Where the facilities register and this analysis each hold a point for one cloud region, the list gives the region a single card spanning both points’ distances, and the location-record count includes both points. Records with an unstated facility classification are excluded from this view; the source register is preserved.

Geographic inclusion alone does not establish targeting intent, interception performance or service disruption. The earlier inventory, saturation and strike predictions lacked the evidence needed to publish those outcomes.

Read against current conditions on 18 July 2026, the last reading on file for this analysis. The next review was due 1 Sep 2026, on a 45-day cadence. Published ranges and recorded locations show geographic exposure; no attack probabilities or strike outcomes are calculated. The newest input comes from the IISS March 2026 air-defence assessment and March 2026 reporting on the strikes against the AWS UAE region (me-central-1); the newest entry on the conflict timeline is dated 1 March 2026.

The chart is a stereographic projection, in which a circle on the sphere stays a circle. Each ring is computed as a geodesic circle on a sphere of radius 6,371 km, the sphere the distances use. Records at one place gather in a small heap, so a dot can sit up to about 90 km from its recorded position, and reach is always measured from the recorded position. 78 further records lie beyond every published range from all five positions but inside the chart's frame. The chart draws them pale, as context; no count or list on this page includes them. Coast and borders are Natural Earth (1:10m land, 1:50m boundaries), which draws de facto boundaries.