Israel Develops World’s First Ever Hypersonic Interceptor, Readies for Iranian Attacks
Israel and Iran have long been locked in a race to develop advanced missile technology, with both nations investing heavily in their military capabilities.
Israel and Iran have long been locked in a race to develop advanced missile technology, with both nations investing heavily in their military capabilities.
Iran revealed its first hypersonic ballistic missile, with claims that it can travel at Mach 5 or more and breach current defense systems.
The Iranian Army received more than 200 new “strategic” drones from the country’s defense ministry, signifying the ongoing progress in its drone program.
On Saturday, Azerbaijan asked Iran’s ambassador in Baku to appear before them following an incident where an Iranian fighter jet purportedly approached and then crossed the Azerbaijani border.
The Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) Air Force recently welcomed the final prototype of its homegrown advanced trainer jet, and it is expected to begin production this year.
An open-source intelligence expert reported last week on Iran’s latest unveiling of the world’s smallest air-defense boat, outfitted with short-range SAM.
According to assessments by western officials, Russia has refrained from buying ballistic missiles from Iran out of fear that Ukraine’s allies would counter by supplying Kyiv with long-range rockets in response.
Despite warnings from the US, Brazil allowed the docking of two Iranian warships in a port in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, February 26.
The United States is preparing for a potential conflict with Iran, and other ISIS-affiliated sectors, while working with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to cooperate on air and missile defense and other maritime security issues.
This week, Israel has adopted a stance of preemption by cautioning Iran that any arms consignment headed for Syria under the guise of international aid will be struck following the devastating earthquake that shook Turkey and Syria.
In recent years, Iran has successfully deployed drones in military operations throughout the Middle East and, most recently, in supporting Russia in their attacks on Ukraine.
Last Saturday night, German police arrested a 32-year-old Iranian man and his brother on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack using hazardous poisons. The man was thought to be trying to obtain cyanide and ricin, both of which are highly toxic and can be used as bioweapons.