News - Middle East: The Islamic Republic of Iran Navy and the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy have taken delivery of domestically designed and manufactured “Abu Mahdi” cruise missile, which features state-of-the-art technologies suitable for electronic warfare.

The indigenous missile was supplied to the two naval forces during a ceremony on Tuesday with defense authorities in attendance.
Abu Mahdi naval cruise missile has reportedly been developed by military experts at Aerospace Industries Organization (AIO), a subordinate of the Iranian Defense Ministry and a leading high-tech complex headquartered in Tehran.
It is said to be the first homegrown long-range naval cruise missile that employs artificial intelligence in the software for designing the missile’s flight path and the command and control systems.