IRGC Navy unveils new Rajab 27th high-speed assault boat

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy unveiled its new high-speed assault boat, named "Rajab 27th," during a ceremony held on the 90th consecutive night of popular rallies at Tehran's Enghelab (Revolution) Square. The vessel was presented to the Iranian public as part of the ongoing demonstrations.

The Rajab 27th is a fast attack watercraft featuring a trimaran hull design, which enhances stability and maneuverability in challenging maritime conditions. The speedboat is capable of launching two sea-based cruise missiles with a range of 700 kilometers. It is also designed to conduct operations in sea states with wave heights of up to three meters while maintaining high maneuverability.

The unveiling of the new speedboat highlights the continued development of the IRGC Navy's fast-attack and missile-equipped maritime capabilities, which play a key role in Iran's naval defense strategy and operations in southern waters. According to Mehr News, the ceremony took place amid popular rallies, underscoring the public display of military advancements.