Nasser-class ship

Nasser () is a class of auxiliary ships built by Iranian shipyard Arvandan and operated by the Navy of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Type.
Arvandan Shipbuilding Co., the manufacturer of these vessels, is a civilian shipyard that specializes in light passenger ferries. According to "Jane's Fighting Ships", the ships in the class are yard auxiliary general (YAG), while the International Institute for Strategic Studies classifies them as transport ship (AP). The U.S. Navy has variously described the class as "auxiliary patrol vessel" or "light personnel transport".
Design.
Dimensions and machinery.
The class design is long, would have a beam of and a draft of . It uses two shafts coupled with two diesel engines that provide power for a top speed of . "Nasser" vessels can carry 86 troops or 35 tons of supplies.
Armament.
Joseph Trevithick, a fellow at GlobalSecurity.org, says the vessels seem "lightly armed", adding that it "did not necessarily mean it might not have been threatening". Trevithick also opines that they could be used as minelayers. The 2015 edition of "Jane's" mentions that the ships are equipped with one 12.7mm machine gun, as well as unknown electro-optic systems. In June 2020, Iranian media published footage of a Sevom Khordad transporter-erector-launcher and radar (TELAR) unit aboard afterdeck of a ship named "Shahid Siyavashi", launching a missile.
Ships in the class.
Known ships in commission the class are: