Iran Develops Kheibar Shikan Capabilities
The developments Iran has made to its ballistic missile "Kheibar Shakan" have been studied, revealing that it has become more challenging for advanced air defense systems such as Patriot, THAAD, and Arrow. The report explains that the upgraded versions of the missile include components of a resistant-to-jamming navigation system and high maneuverability, increasing its accuracy and making interception more difficult, especially given its ability to maneuver in the final phase of its flight. The missile operates on solid fuel and has a range of up to 1,450 kilometers, enabling it to cover vast distances within the region. This update is part of Iran's efforts to enhance its capability to carry out long-range strikes and to modernize its missile arsenal for national defense. At the same time, these developments pose significant challenges to regional air defense systems, amidst an ongoing race of development and modernization between offensive and missile defense capabilities.
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