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Many people accuse Iran's government of attempting to build nuclear weapons, though Iran, of course vehemently denies. Iran does however have a massive stockpile of domestically produced ballistic missiles which are all capable of carrying warheads.

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Many people accuse Iran's government of attempting to build nuclear weapons, though Iran, of course vehemently denies. Iran does however have a massive stockpile of domestically produced ballistic missiles which are all capable of carrying warheads.
warheads, as well as kamikaze drones. It has supplied both kinds of weapons to UsefulNotes/{{Russia}} for its invasion of UsefulNotes/{{Ukraine}} since 2022.




Also see {{UsefulNotes/Iran}}.

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* One of the main antagonists in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'', Major Hassan Zyani, is a disgruntled Qods Force officer who orchestrated terrorist attacks against the United States using their own missiles as retaliation for sanctioning the assassination of his superior.

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* One of the main antagonists in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'', Major Hassan Zyani, is a disgruntled Qods Force officer who orchestrated terrorist attacks against the United States using their own missiles as retaliation for sanctioning the assassination of his superior.superior.
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In western works, Iran's military usually serves as a generic Middle Eastern antagonist, being almost a textbook example of an AcceptableTarget. In Eastern works, expect little to be seen of them unless they're specifically made in the Middle East.

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In western works, Iran's military usually serves as a generic Middle Eastern antagonist, being almost a textbook example of an AcceptableTarget.easy to vilify. In Eastern works, expect little to be seen of them unless they're specifically made in the Middle East.

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In western works, Iran's military usually serves as a generic Middle Eastern antagonist, being almost a textbook example of an AcceptableTarget.

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In western works, Iran's military usually serves as a generic Middle Eastern antagonist, being almost a textbook example of an AcceptableTarget.
AcceptableTarget. In Eastern works, expect little to be seen of them unless they're specifically made in the Middle East.
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* In ''Series/SEALTeam'' Season 3 episode 3, the "Armenian militia" that takes over the power plant in [[UsefulNotes/RepublicOfArtsakh Nagorno-Karabakh]] actually turns out to be a unit of Iranian Qods Force commandos who are [[PlausibleDeniability wearing unmarked uniforms and passing themselves off as mercenaries.]] Episode 8 of that same season features the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps hunting an F-35 pilot who was shot down over the Iran-Iraq border on the Iranian side.

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* In ''Series/SEALTeam'' Season 3 episode 3, the "Armenian militia" that takes over the power plant in [[UsefulNotes/RepublicOfArtsakh Nagorno-Karabakh]] actually turns out to be a unit of Iranian Qods Force commandos who are [[PlausibleDeniability wearing unmarked uniforms and passing themselves off as mercenaries.]] Episode 8 of that same season features the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps hunting an F-35 pilot who was shot down over the Iran-Iraq border on the Iranian side. The GreaterScopeVillain of Season 6 also turns out to be Iranian General Rojavi who has been secretly loaning Iranian-made copies of American drones to the Al-Sham Brigade in northern Syria so they can airstrike civilians with them and blame it on the United States.
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* One of the main antagonists in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'' is a disgruntled Qods Force officer, Major Hassan Zyani, who orchestrated terrorist attacks against the US using their own missiles as retaliation for sanctioning the assassination of his superior.

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* One of the main antagonists in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'' ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'', Major Hassan Zyani, is a disgruntled Qods Force officer, Major Hassan Zyani, officer who orchestrated terrorist attacks against the US United States using their own missiles as retaliation for sanctioning the assassination of his superior.
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* One of the main antagonists in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'' is a disgruntled Qods Force officer, Major Hassan Zyani, who orchestrated terrorist attacks against the US by using their own missiles as retaliation for sanctioning the assassination of his superior.

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* One of the main antagonists in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'' is a disgruntled Qods Force officer, Major Hassan Zyani, who orchestrated terrorist attacks against the US by using their own missiles as retaliation for sanctioning the assassination of his superior.
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* One of the main antagonists in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'' is a disgruntled Qods Force officer, Major Hassan Zyani who seeks vengeance against the US for sanctioning the assassination of his superior by attacking American homeland using their own stolen missiles.

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* One of the main antagonists in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII'' is a disgruntled Qods Force officer, Major Hassan Zyani Zyani, who seeks vengeance orchestrated terrorist attacks against the US by using their own missiles as retaliation for sanctioning the assassination of his superior by attacking American homeland using their own stolen missiles.superior.

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