The Paveh is an Iranian long-range surface-to-surface cruise missile and has a range of 1,650 km (1,030 mi).

Paveh uses retractable wings on its body, and the engine of this cruise missile is also outside the body and is located on its upper part.

Paveh has the ability to take different paths to reach the goal. That is, before reaching the target, it circulates to the required extent and attacks the target from another direction.

Another capability of "Paveh" cruise missiles is the ability of these missiles to attack in mass and communicate with each other during the attack. In this method, one of the missiles acts as the leader of the attacking missile group and guides the other missiles. If necessary, one or more of the targeted missiles are sent forward by the platoon leader and are actually baited to open the way for other missiles to be accurately hit.