Iranian missile grows more lethal

The "Wall Street Journal" reported, quoting U.S. officials, that Iran has been using "Khaybar Shakan" missiles in its attacks on American bases in the region since the resumption of fighting earlier this month. The Khaybar Shakan missile is considered a key weapon in Tehran's arsenal; it is inexpensive, fast-moving, precise, and has a minimum range of at least 900 miles. Iran has employed it in complex attacks that demonstrate its ability to adapt to various conditions, posing a significant challenge to the United States, as it confuses American defense systems and has become one of Iran’s most important weapons recently. The Khaybar Shakan missiles can be quickly fueled and loaded onto vehicles for launch, and they have the capability to adjust their course during flight at speeds up to 6,000 miles per hour, making their destruction and detection more difficult. Additionally, Iran is using drones and less advanced missiles in the same areas, with its tactics constantly evolving within the context of ongoing warfare.

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