In a remarkable development, Iran has deployed three varieties of its 'quality' weapons to the frontline of the ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel. This deployment comes amidst reports that Israel has entered 'phase two' of military operations against Tehran. Iranian media reported that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has utilized the Khoramshahr-4 missile, the new suicide drone 'Hidid 110', and remote-controlled explosive boats to target oil tankers in the Gulf waters.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed that it has launched attacks against Ben Gurion Airport and Israeli Air Force Base 27 using the Khoramshahr-4 missiles. They have claimed significant impacts from these strikes, stating that the missiles penetrated seven layers of air defense systems within occupied territories. The Khoramshahr-4 missile represents the latest generation of the Khoramshahr ballistic missile system, which Iran first unveiled in 2017, and it boasts an impressive range of 2000 kilometers and a length of 13 meters.

This escalation on Iran's part indicates a critical turning point in the military dynamics of the region, especially as it coincides with Israel's increased offensive measures. The introduction of advanced weapons systems suggests that Iran is not only enhancing its military capabilities but is also willing to escalate tensions further amid ongoing confrontations with Israel and the United States.