Iran's Khaybar Shikan missiles test US defenses
Iran's repeated use of the "Kheibar Shekan" ballistic missiles during attacks on American military sites in the region has highlighted the evolution of its missile capabilities. The missile has an approximate range of 1,450 kilometers and features a maneuverable warhead during flight, making it difficult to intercept. Iran has employed advanced versions of the missile with varying maneuvers and speeds, resulting in some missiles successfully bypassing U.S. defense systems. This presents a new challenge for the U.S. in intercepting these missiles and in causing damage to military infrastructure in the region. Consequently, Washington is compelled to reassess its defense strategies to counter the developing Iranian missile capabilities.
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