Iran successfully launches three satellites using the Simorgh rocket, despite previous failures. The named satellites – Mahda, Kayhan-2, and Hatef-1 – serve various purposes, including research, global positioning, and communication. Concerns arise from the US intelligence community over the potential overlap between Iran's satellite launch vehicles and the development of intercontinental ballistic missiles.
Iran successfully launches three satellites using the Simorgh rocket, despite previous failures. The named satellites – Mahda, Kayhan-2, and Hatef-1 – serve various purposes, including research, global positioning, and communication. Concerns arise from the US intelligence community over the potential overlap between Iran's satellite launch vehicles and the development of intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Iran successfully launches three satellites using the Simorgh rocket, despite previous failures. The named satellites – Mahda, Kayhan-2, and Hatef-1 – serve various purposes, including research, global positioning, and communication. Concerns arise from the US intelligence community over the potential overlap between Iran's satellite launch vehicles and the development of intercontinental ballistic missiles. 
