Tehran, Feb 11 (V7N) – Iran celebrated the 46th anniversary of its Islamic Revolution on Monday, February 10, with a grand rally in Tehran, where the country showcased its advanced military capabilities. During the national holiday, which sees large-scale celebrations across the country, Iran's military displayed a domestically developed satellite carrier and multiple ballistic missiles, underscoring the nation's growing defense capabilities.
 
The rally was marked by the presence of a large number of citizens who flooded the streets of various cities, coming together to celebrate the significance of the 1979 revolution that overthrew the Pahlavi monarchy and established the Islamic Republic. The demonstrations also highlighted Iran’s scientific and technological progress, particularly in the fields of defense and aerospace.
 
The military parade included impressive displays of homegrown weapons, including a satellite carrier, which Iran claims will enhance its ability to launch satellites into space. Alongside the satellite carrier, the Iranian military also showcased an array of ballistic missiles, underscoring the country's commitment to strengthening its military deterrence. These missile systems are seen as a vital part of Iran's defense strategy, especially amid rising tensions with Western countries and regional rivals.
 
This year’s festivities come amid ongoing debates within Iran about its nuclear program and its influence in the Middle East. Despite international pressure and sanctions, Iran has continued to develop its missile technology, often sparking concerns among neighboring countries and the global community.
 
The display of military hardware on such a significant national day serves as a reminder of Iran's self-reliance in defense technology and its resolve to maintain its sovereignty. The event also reflected the political and ideological significance of the Islamic Revolution, which remains a cornerstone of the country's identity.
 
Iran's military advancements have been a source of national pride, and the display of these technologies reinforces the message that Iran intends to remain a strong and resilient power in the region.
 
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