The United States can't take it anymore! Iran's best missiles suddenly change trajectory and slow down as they approach their targets!
Have you noticed that since the latest round of conflict between the U.S. and Iran, Iran's missiles seem to be getting significantly better? According to reports released by the media, Iran's missile named "Castle Breaker" can actually adjust its direction and alter its speed right when nearing the target, thereby confusing U.S. interception systems and effectively hitting enemy objectives.
After investigation, the U.S. has learned that this missile has a minimum effective range of at least 900 miles. Compared to previous Iranian missiles, the most notable feature of this model is its extremely high precision, some degree of maneuverability, and remarkably low cost.
This was almost unimaginable before. Iran is not a fully developed or advanced industrial nation; manufacturing such a missile would normally take decades. Yet now, less than a year into the war, Iranians already possess such weapons. If these missiles appear in large numbers on the battlefield, it's certain that U.S. military targets and bases in the Middle East will increasingly struggle to withstand them.
This situation has now raised serious alarms in the United States. On one hand, they are desperately searching for ways to intercept these missiles; on the other hand, they urgently want to know how Iran managed to develop the technology behind this missile. Is war truly the catalyst for human technological advancement? Or is this progress happening a bit too fast?
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1871929840306251/
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