Iran’s Satellite Launch After Israel War Sends a Bold Message

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Just weeks after a fierce 12-day war with Israel, Iran has launched the Qased satellite rocket in a bold show of defiance. But this isn’t just about space exploration. Experts warn that Iran is using its space program to secretly advance ballistic missile technology. Could this be a hidden military buildup in plain sight?  In this 1-minute video, we break down what the launch really means, how it ties to the recent Israel-Iran conflict, and why Western powers are now considering snapping back UN sanctions. Is Iran walking the line between science and war? WooGlobe Ref : WGA380768 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Just weeks after a brutal 12-day war with Israel, Iran fired off a satellite launch that's grabbing global attention.

00:07Led by its elite revolutionary guard, Iran launched the cased rocket into suborbital space,

00:12not just to test space tech, but to make a bold political statement.

00:16Analysts say this isn't just about reaching space.

00:19It's about showing strength, resilience, and readiness.

00:22Iran is walking a dangerous tightrope, pushing its missile capabilities under the guise of space research,

00:28while trying to avoid triggering full-blown retaliation.

00:31Experts warn that these space rockets use the exact technology found in long-range ballistic missiles.

00:37So, every so-called space launch could be sharpening the tools for future military strikes.

00:43And while Iran insists it's not pursuing nuclear weapons, this test sends a clear message.

00:48It's not backing down.

00:50European powers are watching closely, debating whether to snap back UN sanctions before Iran crosses a red line.

00:57For Tehran, the war may have revealed some cracks.

01:00But it's doubling down on its mission to be a regional power player.

01:03The one there is there.

01:04Even though international war is a national power player.

01:08The UFO says to

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