Which statement about Iran's missile capability is accurate?

• A. No ballistic missiles
• B. Capable of intercontinental range
• C. Capable of missiles up to roughly 2,000 kilometers
• D. Only air-delivered weapons

Answer: (C)

Key idea: Iran has developed ground-launched ballistic missiles with ranges that reach roughly 2,000 kilometers, placing them in the medium-range category rather than short-range or intercontinental.

That makes the statement about missiles capable of about 2,000 kilometers the best descriptor of Iran’s current capability. Iran’s programs include missiles like those in the 1,000–2,000 km class, and some variants extend toward or around 2,000 km depending on configuration. They do not have intercontinental-range missiles (ICBMs), which would reach far beyond 5,500 km, and they are not limited to air-delivered weapons—these missiles are launched from the ground.