Why Iran favors Khaybar Shikan

The article reveals Iran's escalation in its use of "Khaybar Shikan" missiles in attacks on American bases across the Middle East since tensions reignited two weeks ago. The missile is increasingly relied upon as part of a new Iranian strategy, designed to be low-cost, easy to deploy, and versatile in use. "Khaybar Shikan" features rapid loading capabilities for mobile platforms, is equipped with a maneuverable warhead, and can reach speeds exceeding 9,000 kilometers per hour, enabling it to overcome enemy air defense systems. Reports indicate that Iran possessed approximately 2,500 of these missiles before the outbreak of the current hostilities, with production and reassembly ongoing in fortified secret bases. Additionally, Iran is employing new tactics to deceive U.S. defense systems, including maneuvers and changes in flight paths. This development aims to heighten the risks to American forces in the region, while Iran continues to rely on highly effective yet low-cost missiles. It is also anticipated that Iran will likely continue to expand its stockpile of "Khaybar Shikan" missiles and medium-range rockets.

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