The nano-satellites, named Kayhan-2 and Hatef-1, will be used to test narrowband communication and geopositioning technology, state media said.
The larger satellite, named Mahda and built by the Iranian Space Agency, will aim to test the accuracy of the Simorgh rocket in delivering multiple cargoes to space. The Simorgh rocket has had multiple failures in the past.
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Multiple cargoes means MIRVs.
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MIRV’s make no sense for conventional warheads, unless the booster is Starship size. They’re only good for nukes, chemical or biological weapons. Who is still as naive as the Europeans and believes negotiations for pieces of paper with pretty calligraphy is the way to deal with the likes of the medieval Iranian IRGC ?
Who say they actually believe that? Its just a sham for them. They know Iran is nuking up.
Many of them just hope that Iran nukes israel and the US then and the corpse of the US nukes Iran. three birds with one stone. In their minds that lets them return to their rightful place as the intellectual center of the world.