Iran21 Apr
Iran displays missile in Tehran with warning to US
Iran parades a Khoramshar missile in Tehran streets as the US-Iran ceasefire officially expires.
Sources
5 verified
Location
Tehran, Iran
Updated
Tuesday, 21 April 2026 at 18:06 UTC
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Synthesis · 5 sources
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is publicly parading a Khoramshar missile in the streets of Tehran, showcasing military strength as the US-Iran ceasefire officially expires at 3:00 a.m. Jerusalem time. The display serves as a visual warning to the United States amid escalating tensions over the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports, which Iran has declared an act of war. The parade coincides with a series of IRGC warnings about retaliation if the U.S. makes any further aggressive moves.
Updates · 4
21 AprIntel Slava
Video footage confirms the missile display in the capital's streets, reinforcing the public nature of the warning.
21 AprStay Free
The IRGC is now parading multiple ballistic missiles in Tehran, expanding on earlier displays.
21 Apr@war_noir
The specific missiles paraded are identified as Ghadr/Shahab-3B medium-range ballistic missiles, and the event is explicitly timed hours before the ceasefire ends.
21 AprStay Free
The video shows a Khoramshar missile being paraded, and the message specifies the ceasefire ends at 3:00 a.m. Jerusalem time.
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