Iranian state television has aired footage showing showed men carrying Kalashnikov-style assault rifles on a missile that resembled a Qadr ballistic missile in Tehran, on a mobile launcher, during a late-night rally on Tuesday (21 April) as possible talks in Islamabad with the United States broke down.
Qadr missiles can release individual bomblets known as cluster munitions, which Iran used widely when attacking Israel during the war.
It came as Donald Trump earlier said he was extending the ceasefire with Iran at Pakistan’s request, while awaiting a “unified proposal” from Tehran.
