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The article focused on the efforts of the U.S. military to expand the use of directed energy weapons, particularly laser systems, to counter aerial threats from drones and cruise missiles. The United States has spent around $500 million on developing these weapons, with some facilities in the Gulf region. Laser technology is used to disable or destroy targets via high-energy beams that heat their surfaces, causing damage to their components. The HELIOS system has demonstrated multiple successes since 2020, and production is expected to increase along with broader deployment of these weapons in the coming years, especially since they are considered a low-cost alternative to traditional defense methods. However, challenges related to power requirements and operating at high temperatures remain.
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