R2CCRNO

R2CCRNO is an acronym that refers to a navigation system used in the Iranian military and aerospace industry. It is an Islamic Republic of Iran's border management system, which includes surveillance, communication, and monitoring capabilities.

R2CCRNO, also known as R2C2, is an acronym that stands for "R2's Central Command and Control" in Persian. It is composed of surveillance systems, command and control centers, and ground-based radar systems. The system was developed in cooperation with a number of Iranian and South Korean companies, although the extent to which Iranian companies were involved in the project has been disputed.

The R2CCRNO system is primarily used to monitor and track air traffic within Iranian airspace, particularly in the vicinity of international airports such as Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran. The system also enables Iranian authorities to monitor and control maritime traffic in the Persian Gulf. However, its overall role and scope go beyond air traffic control and encompasses broader military interests, including the country's ability to track the movements and intentions of potential adversaries.

While details of R2CCRNO's capabilities and operational practices are classified, the system's degree of sophistication is the subject of ongoing international debate. Some have speculated that R2CCRNO may incorporate data from Israel and India's recent military installations in the region. However, neither the Iranian military nor the country's government has made any official statements regarding the exact scope of the system's capabilities.