Iranian forces will mass-produce and arm the Bladerunner domestically built speedboat in the next Iranian year (starting 21 March), Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) naval force commander Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi has said.
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“Increasing the speed of the vessels which carry arms and equipment to 80kt-85kt sets the objective of the IRGC naval force for the next Iranian year,” he added.
Fadavi also stressed, “Limitations of high-speed vessels for carrying weapons should be removed.”
The 45ft-long, 16t Bladerunner 51, which can cruise at a speed of 65kt, would be equipped with different arms due to their unique features, according to Fars News Agency.
The IRGC has mass produced a large number of speedboats with rocket launchers capable of striking any foreign warship if the country comes under attack.
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