Sure:
According to
reliable media reports and what Iranian authorities have stated so far, an array of short and medium-range ballistic missiles has been manufactured and successfully tested in Iran:
Sejjil are the first long-range, two-stage, solid-fueled ballistic missiles in Iran with an operational range of nearly 2,000 km;
Shahab, which are manufactured in three types of
Shahab 1, 2, and 3 are the most famous generation of Iranian-made missiles;
Shahab 1 with a range of 300km,
Shahab 2 with a range of 500 km, and
Shahab 3 with a range of 1.300-1,700 km are liquid-fueled missiles;
Khalij Fars (Persian Gulf) missiles are supersonic ballistic missiles that can carry a warhead of up to 500 kg and could strike 90-100 tons warships;
Ghadr-110 missiles are one of other generation of ballistic missiles with a range of more than 2,000 kilometers.
Ghadar-110 is the improved model of the
Shahab 3 missiles.
Khorramshahr is another Iranian missile with a range of more than 2,000 kilometers. It is without fins and capable of carrying up to 1800 kg warheads;
Ghiam-1 is the first without fins ballistic missile with a range of 800 km and carries a 746 kg warhead.
Next, you will have to do a small bit of homework and find out the weights of nuclear warheads, as they very......but these missiles can easily carry a nuclear warhead.