Iran has unveiled a new missile-armed attack speedboat during a major rally at Tehran's Enghelab Square, showcasing the latest addition to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' growing naval arsenal. According to Iranian claims, the high-speed vessel can launch two cruise missiles with a strike range of up to 700 kilometers while operating in rough sea conditions with waves reaching three meters in height. The unveiling comes amid heightened tensions across the Middle East and renewed focus on Iran's asymmetric naval warfare strategy. Designed for rapid strike operations, the speedboat reflects Tehran's continued investment in fast attack craft, anti-ship missiles, and deterrence capabilities in strategic waterways such as the Strait of Hormuz.