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Iran's missile threat grows, WSJ says
Iran has been using the Khaybar Shikan missiles in its attacks on American bases in the region since the resurgence of fighting this month, according to The Wall Street Journal, citing U.S. officials. The missile is now considered the most important weapon in Tehran's arsenal, combining low cost, precision, and high speed, with a range of at least 900 miles. The missile is characterized by its ability to adjust its course during flight, making it more challenging for U.S. defenses to intercept. It is used in complex attacks and can be quickly loaded onto trucks to avoid targeting its launch platforms. The warhead's speed in the final phase reaches 6,000 miles per hour, and it features the ability to evade detection through varied trajectories, flight patterns, and speeds.
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