Report: Iran Attempts Fourth Ballistic Missile Test Since Signing Nuclear Deal Last Year
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by News Editor
Iran has attempted to launch a new type of ballistic missile based on North Korean technology, say American intelligence officials.
The missile is said to have been launched on 11 July near the the city of Saman, an hour west of Isfahan. The test reportedly ended in failure when the North Korean BM-25 Musudan ballistic missile exploded shortly after lift off.
Read full story at the Daily Mail.
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