The maneuvers began on Oct. 11 with the firing of 30 ballistic missiles, including Emad, Khorramshahr, and Khaybar Shekan models. The drills integrated fighter jets, drones, and hypersonic capabilities and follow similar tests conducted before Feb. 28. Analysts have cited the scale of the launches as evidence that Iran's stockpiles are not running low and suggested the activity may be preparation for a potential conflict with the U.S.
