Iran's Missile Program

This page contains background essays and other documents authored by the Wisconsin Project that describe Iran's program to build long-range missiles. These documents focus on the history of Iran's missile program and provide an overall assessment of Iran's missile capability.

This page also contains links to other missile-related content on Iran Watch, including profiles of Iranian entities and their suppliers, summaries of news articles, and documents from the Library published by governments and multilateral organizations.

Iranian Entities

Missile
Last Modified: June 24, 2026
Served as director of the Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research (SPND), the successor to Iran's pre-2004 nuclear weapon program.
Missile
Last Modified: April 30, 2026
An Iranian national who together with Marco Klinge and Vahid Qayumi leads the MVM partnership, a network that has coordinated the procurement of ballistic missile propellant ingredients on behalf of Parchin Chemical Industries (PCI).
Nuclear, Missile
Last Modified: May 19, 2026
Owned or controlled by Ghorb Nooh, which is overseen by Khatam Al Anbia (KAA).

Suppliers

Missile
Last Modified: April 30, 2026
A German national who together with Majid Dolatkhah and Vahid Qayumi leads the MVM partnership, a network that has coordinated the procurement of ballistic missile propellant ingredients on behalf of Parchin Chemical Industries (PCI).
Missile
Last Modified: April 30, 2026
An India-based company involved in the MVM Partnership, a network that has coordinated the procurement of ballistic missile propellant ingredients on behalf of Parchin Chemical Industries (PCI).
Missile
Last Modified: April 30, 2026
A United Arab Emirates-based company; part of the MVM Partnership, a network that has coordinated the procurement of ballistic missile propellant ingredients on behalf of Parchin Chemical Industries (PCI).