Iran's state TV says the nation has effectively test-let go a propelled torpedo framework.
The locally created torpedo framework named "ValFajr,"or day break in Farsi, has a 485-pound warhead that can be utilized against substantial vessels. It can go at high speeds and work in profound or shallow waters.
Refering to Iran's Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehghan, the nation's Mehr News office reports that the torpedo framework contains "hostile to duplicity" innovation.
"What makes Valfajr torpedo stand separated from other comparative items on the planet is the short planning time in the supporting and terminating units; a trademark which prompts an amazing increment in strategic capacity and a snappy reaction from surface and subsurface battle units," said Dehghan amid a Valfajr initiation service on Tuesday.
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Naval force Commander Habibollah Sayyari said that Valfajr enhances the scope of Iran's torpedo stockpile, as indicated by the Mehr News Agency report, and additionally offering more exactness and unstable force.
Valfajr was initially disclosed in 2011 and the state TV report said Iran has opened a generation line to mass-deliver the torpedo. The report Tuesday did not give the reach or say when the test occurred.
Iran every so often reports generation of new weapons, which can't be freely checked.
Since 1992, Iran has started a military independence program that creates weapons from mortars and torpedoes to rockets and stream contenders.
The Associated Press added to this report.
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