"We are currently ready to send six satellites into orbit. The assembly speed has increased," Jahromi wrote on Twitter.
ماهواره، ماهواره، ماهواره، ماهواره، ماهواره، ماهواره 🛰🚀💪🏻
— MJ Azari Jahromi (@azarijahromi) January 25, 2020
الان ۶ماهواره، آمادهی ارسال به مدار داریم سرعت ساخت بالا رفته و باید سرعت ارسال به مدار رو هم بالا برد.
دانشگاه امیرکبیر ساخت ماهواره سنجشی با دقت یک متر رو از امروز شروع کرد، بی نظیره
اینبار اسمش رو شما انتخاب کنید😊
Last year, at the end of October, Jahromi said that Iran was planning to have new satellites launched into Earth's orbit by the end of the current Iranian calendar year, which falls on March 19.
In August 2019, Western media reported an explosion of an Iranian carrier rocket during a launch from the Imam Khomeini space centre. The Iranian authorities denied the reports.
Several countries, including the United States, are concerned with Tehran's rocket launches, claiming that they violate United Nations Security Council Resolution 2231, which calls upon Iran to refrain from developing ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons. The Iranian Foreign Ministry insists that the country’s rocket launches do not violate the resolution.
