Iran Boosts Use of Khyber Shakan Missile
The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran has been using "Khyber Shaken" missiles in its attacks on American bases in the region since tensions reignited about two weeks ago. These missiles are characterized by their low production cost, flexible launch systems, and high effectiveness, with the ability to modify their course during flight at speeds exceeding 9,000 kilometers per hour, significantly increasing the likelihood of penetrating air defenses. Recently, Iran has adopted tactical methods that include a mix of maneuvering flight paths and high-speed drones to target American sites, especially residential areas and military bases, aiming to expose American forces to greater danger. Before the escalation, Iran possessed around 2,500 "Khyber Shaken" missiles and medium-range rockets, and it is now working on rebuilding its missile infrastructure that was damaged during U.S. and Israeli military operations.
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