"Iran has planned missile tests in a way that won't face any obstacles"
The head of the Chiefs of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces says the nation has planned its missile tests in a way that won't face any obstacles.
Brigadier General Hassan Firouz Abadi says each missile test will be carried out after the approval of the Leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution. On Wednesday, Firouz Abadi said Iran will resume its missile tests in due course. The US and its Western allies have tried to pressure Iran over its missile program in recent months. They also raised the issue during the nuclear talks with Tehran in Vienna. Iran has repeatedly said its missile capability should not be tied to any other issue. It also says the missiles serve as a deterrent against potential foreign aggression and are not a threat to any country.
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