Iran announced the testing of a new long-range missiles.

Announcement of the new tests long-range missiles had been transferred to the air of an Iranian English-language channel Press TV, reported the Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz.
The information appeared in the "running line" on any details of the tests are not reported.
Recall that in early February, Iran launched its first satellite, which was launched on the Iranian carrier rocket Safir (Messenger). According to the Iranian authorities, the output at low-Earth orbit satellite carried out with scientific purposes, in particular, to collect information on the environment.
The first Iranian satellite Sinah-1, which is now in orbit, was made in Russia and launched into outer space of the Russian carrier rocket Kosmos-3M in 2005. Launching satellites using its own rocket caused concern in the world, primarily in the U.S. and Israel, which accuse Iran in the development of means of delivery of nuclear warheads over long distances.
In December 2008, Iran tested a new medium-range missiles surface-to-ground. Beginning with the ship missile successfully struck the target at a distance of about 30 kilometers. Start has been in the Gulf of Oman held naval exercises.