In Iran, an athlete moved an 18-ton plane and set a world record.

An Iranian athlete from Tabriz, Giti Mousavi, moved an 18-ton plane, entering the Guinness Book of Records. This was reported by the Mehr news agency on March 7.

According to the athlete, the Iranian law enforcement agencies supported her efforts to set a world record. They were the ones who provided her with the aircraft to test.

"I've been seriously involved in sports for a long time, I managed to drag a truck earlier," Mousavi said.

The athlete has been training for 2-3 hours every day for three years. Classes were conducted under the guidance of professional trainers.

According to Mousavi, you can tell by her hands how much effort she put into achieving her goal. She added that it was important for her to prove that women are strong, determined and confident. That's why Mousavi wanted to do something that no other woman in the world had ever done.

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At the end of January, German engineer Rudiger Koch broke the world record by living 120 days underwater in a special capsule off the coast of Panama. His predecessor was Joseph Dituri. He set a record of 100 days.