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Iran’s regular navy has begun a two-day exercise dubbed “Sustainable Power 1404” in the Gulf of Oman and the northern Indian Ocean, according to state media reports confirmed by Reuters. The drill, which started on 21 August, involves warships, submarines, drones, missiles and electronic-warfare units targeting mock objectives on the high seas. It is Iran’s first independent military exercise since a 12-day conflict with Israel in June that saw Israeli and short-lived U.S. airstrikes damage Iranian nuclear facilities and kill several senior officers and scientists. The defence ministry said any new “adventures” by its adversaries would meet a “painful response,” underscoring heightened tensions in the region.
Selected images from the "Steadfast Power 1404" missile exercises of the Iranian Navy https://t.co/WPSn59hFV9
Photos of the Iranian Navy from the missile exercise "Constant Power 2025." The Navy of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran has released new photos from the missile exercise called "Constant Power 2025." During this military exercise, the latest defensive and https://t.co/dWpMEx2wMt
Iran will conduct large-scale naval exercises "Steadfast Force 1404" in the Gulf of Oman and the northern part of the Indian Ocean The two-day exercises include warships, submarines, drones, missiles, and electronic warfare units. It is noted that these are Iran's first https://t.co/XRexJv8lGc
