Iranian Student Develops Missile-Capability Mobile App Called ‘Israel’s Nightmare’
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by David Daoud

Iran’s ‘Persian Gulf’ missile. A new app familiarizes users with the Islamic Republic’s missile capabiliites. Photo: Wikipedia.
An Iranian university student developed a mobile application to familiarize users with the Islamic Republic’s missile capabilities, semi-official Fars News Agency reported on Sunday.
The app, called “Israel’s Nightmare,” was created by Arshia Badi. It introduces Iran’s short-, mid- and long-range missiles, explaining and illustrating each missile and its specifications.
The Fars article included a link for the downloading of the software. “This android application can be accessed free of charge and I do not seek any financial gains by designing this software,” said Badi.
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