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Could Iran Stop a U.S. Military Invasion? | Complete Iranian Arsenal

This video provides a definitive, technical deep dive into the 2026 Order of Battle for the Iranian Military, covering everything from the silent threat of midget submarines in the Persian Gulf to the "MacGyver" engineering of their domestic small arms programs. For over forty-five years, Iran has operated under a near-total arms embargo, forcing a doctrine of radical self-sufficiency, reverse engineering, and asymmetric "swarm" tactics designed to turn the Strait of Hormuz into the most contested body of water on Earth. 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:00:28 - Main Battle Tanks 00:03:38 - Infantry Fighting Vehicles & APCs 00:09:05 - Engineering & Support Vehicles 00:13:24 - Artillery & Rocket Systems 00:21:59 - Air Defense Systems 00:33:14 - Attack Aircraft 00:37:32 - Support & Transport Aircraft 00:42:11 - Helicopters 00:47:38 - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) 00:54:45 - Naval Vessels & Submarines 01:01:45 - Small Arms & Infantry Weapons ⚓ What We Cover in This Full Inventory Audit: Naval Power & The Choke Point: We analyze the Kilo-class "Black Hole" submarines, the indigenous Fateh-class coastal hunters, and the massive IRIS Makran expeditionary sea base. Learn how Iran uses Ghadir-class midget subs and swarms of Zulfiqar fast attack craft to create a "keep-out" zone for modern carrier strike groups. The Drone Revolution: From the world-famous Shahed 136 loitering munitions to the high-altitude Gaza (Shahed 149) and the stealthy Simorgh flying wing, we look at how Iran became a global superpower in unmanned aerial systems (UAVs). Strategic Missile Deterrence: A breakdown of the solid-fuel Sejjil and Khorramshahr ballistic missiles, alongside the Abu Mahdi long-range anti-ship cruise missiles designed to hunt targets over 1,000 kilometers away. Air Defense Shield: How the Bavar 373 and Khordad 15 integrated networks create a multi-layered "no-fly zone" using indigenous radars and missile technology. Infantry & Small Arms: A look at the "Persian Remix" of Cold War classics, including the G3A6, the Masaf 2 piston-driven rifle, and the terrifying Shaher 14.5mm anti-materiel rifle. ⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER & CONTENT POLICY: AI GENERATION NOTICE: All visual content in this video, including 3D renders of vehicles, aircraft, and equipment, is 100% AI-generated. These images are artistic representations created for educational and illustrative purposes to provide visual context for technical specifications. NO REAL FIREARMS: This video does not feature any real-life firearms, live ammunition, or the actual discharge of weapons. There are no instructions on the assembly, modification, or use of firearms. All depictions are digital renders. PUBLIC DOMAIN INFORMATION: All technical data, quantities, and historical accounts are based strictly on publicly available information, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), and historical records. This video is intended for educational, historical, and analytical purposes regarding global military technology.