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Parchin
Parchin () is an Iranian military complex, located about southeast of Tehran. It is closely linked with the Khojir missile production complex. In June 2025, the complex was reportedly hit by military strikes. Geography Parchin is located on the bank of the Jajrud (river). History Founding The Parchin Chemical and Explosives Factory was established by General Mahmud Mir-Djalali (grandfather of eBay founder Pierre Omidyar) and constructed by Skoda Works of Czechoslovakia in 1935 as part of the initiative to build a domestic Artillery and Tank production industry. In November 1976, during the Shah era, Parchin was selected as the site for Iranian assembly of Rapier missiles. The project would later be cancelled. ;Missile engines To the northwest of Parchin in the Barjamali Hills, a test range for liquid-propellant missile engines is part of the Shahid Hemmat Industrial Group (SHIG) Khojir research facility where signature of engine test stand firing, probably includ ...
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