Iran used "Qadr", "Imad" and "Kheybar" missiles in the last attack on Israel.

Axar.az reports that Major General Ali Bilali, adviser to the commander of the Aerospace Forces of the IRGC, said this in an interview with CNN.

"The accuracy of these missiles is at least 5 meters. The flight distance of "Qadr" and "Imad" missiles is 1600 km. "Qadr" and "Imad" can carry 450-500 kg warheads, and "Kheybar" can carry 320 kg warheads. We are not dependent on anyone to maintain our defence capability. We have made good progress in this area and will continue to improve. We have achievements that are not yet known to the public," said Bilali.

The general said that "Shahid-136" anti-aircraft missiles were also used during the strikes on Israel:

“The body of the truck is used as their launch vehicle. At first glance, it looks like an ordinary truck, but when the body is opened, an IED is released. Up to five drones can be placed in one housing, which, after launch, fly along a certain trajectory. All targets are pre-programmed. The flight route is selected taking into account the capabilities of the enemy and blind spots of the radar, as well as all elements that can help us reach the target.

Bilali gave CNN a tour of the IRGC Aerospace Forces' achievements exhibition in Tehran. Dozens of samples of Iran's cruise missiles, and drones, as well as long and medium-range ballistic missiles, were displayed at the exhibition.