The table below sets forth what is publicly known about the size and capability of Iran’s nuclear-capable ballistic missiles.
Iran
The Wisconsin Project publishes Iran Watch, a comprehensive website that tracks Iran’s ability to develop nuclear and chemical weapons, its ballistic missile and drone programs, and Iran’s efforts to evade the sanctions aimed at inhibiting this work. All of the Project’s analysis related to Iran, as well as a library of official documents and profiles of hundreds of Iranian entities linked to proliferation and their foreign suppliers, is available on Iran Watch. The content listed below reflects the Project’s early research and advocacy on Iran, and a selection of more recent work.
A History of Iran’s Ballistic Missile Program
Iran’s ballistic arsenal is one of the largest in the Middle East, and, according to the Director of National Intelligence, many of Iran’s missiles are “inherently capable of carrying a…
How Close Is Iran to Acquiring Nuclear Weapons and What Has the World Done to Slow Iran’s Progress?
Remarks at the AIPAC Policy Conference I’ve been asked to address two questions: I. How close is Iran to acquiring nuclear weapons? II. What has the world done to slow…
Iran Chemical Milestones 1929-2011
Historical milestones in Iran's development of chemical weapons.
Chinese Companies Evade U.S. Trade Ban
A Report by the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control Lax enforcement of U.S. sanctions is allowing Chinese companies to continue to ship goods to the United States even after…
Chinese Exports to Iran
Today, prosecutors in New York revealed that during the past three years, Chinese firms have sold Iran materials useful for making nuclear weapons and long-range missiles. The revelations were the…
An Arms Race We’re Sure to Lose
The New York Times September 29, 2008 THE coverage of the latest bombastic tour of Manhattan by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran may have obscured the fact that the International…
Iran Watch Roundtable: An Assessment of Europe’s Leadership in Confronting the Iranian Nuclear Challenge
Panelists: Philip Gordon Hans-Peter Hinrichson Danielle Pletka Simon Shercliff Terence Taylor Moderated by: The Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control Introduction Since the autumn of 2003, when the scope of…
In Iran We Trust?
The New York Times December 6, 2007 Washington–On Monday the United States intelligence community issued what everyone agrees was blockbuster news: a report stating that in the autumn of 2003,…
Responding to Iran’s Nuclear Challenge
Remarks at a Heritage Foundation Event on Iran’s Rising Challenge: Nuclear and Energy Security Dimensions July 25, 2007 Thank you for the kind invitation to speak to you today on…