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Meet Arrow 4, Israel’s next generation anti ballistic missile interceptor, developed with Israel Aerospace Industries and the U.S. Missile Defense Agency. • Replaces Arrow 2 as the primary atmospheric interception layer. • Built to counter ballistic missiles, hypersonic glide vehicles, maneuvering warheads, and saturation attacks. • Uses hit to... show more

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Iran has received a number of Dongfeng 17 (DF-17) missiles from China according to Israeli media claims. The DF-17 is a Chinese solid-fuelled road-mobile medium-range ballistic missile designed to carry the DF-ZF hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV). The missile is equipped with a hypersonic glide vehicle, which allows it to skip along the earth's atmosphere, allowing it to go undetected by radar for longer distances than a ballistic missile covering the same distance. US intelligence considers the DF-ZF to be nuclear capable and the U.S. has no missile defence to counter it.

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Imagine what Lockheed Martin has now if they had this is in 2008.. In 2008, Lockheed Martin discreetly tested a forward-looking missile-defense concept known as the Multiple Kill Vehicle (MKV). Instead of a single interceptor, MKV proposed releasing several small, autonomous kill vehicles in space, each able to track and destroy individual warheads or decoys. Relying on advanced sensors, onboard guidance, and extreme precision, MKV was designed to defeat saturation attacks far more efficiently than existing systems. Early tests reportedly proved the idea workable, but shifting budgets and strategy led to its cancellation—leaving only a fleeting glimpse of a modular, space-based defense future.

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NEW: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran is increasingly using its Kheibar Shekan ballistic missile in coordinated attacks on U.S. bases in the Middle East, combining different flight paths, speeds, maneuvering warheads, drones, and other missiles to confuse American air defenses, WSJ reports. U.S. officials say many of them continue to penetrate defenses. The Kheibar Shekan is considered a key missile in Iran’s arsenal due to its low cost, mobility, accuracy, and rapid launch capability. Some variants feature a maneuverable warhead with a small engine that can adjust its trajectory during the final phase of flight, making interception more difficult.

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🇨🇳🇮🇱🇮🇷 China didn’t pick a side in the Iran war, it picked both. The magnets inside Israel’s Arrow interceptors are Chinese-processed rare earths, while the navigation system guiding Iran’s Fattah-2 missiles is also from China. According to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, nearly every major U.S-aligned interceptor system, Patriot, THAAD, Arrow, David’s Sling, relies on Chinese rare earth processing for the magnets that make guidance, steering, and targeting possible. No magnets, no interception, and right now, there is no backup plan. China controls roughly 90% of the rare earth supply chain. The U.S imports 100% of its finished magnets. To match that with domestic production will take a decade, minimum. Iran’s arsenal, Fattah-2, Emad, Kheibar Shekan, even Shahed drones, leans heavily on Chinese inputs: satellite navigation via BeiDou, propellants, electronics, and components. Add Russian and Chinese satellite imagery, and you get targeting precision layered on top of supply dependence. Why this matters: Both sides are burning through their stockpiles. Israel has already expended a significant share of its Arrow and David’s Sling interceptors. Iran is launching barrages that are equally finite, especially as production sites get hit with airstrikes. And every launch, defensive or offensive, tightens their dependency on China.

🇨🇳🇮🇱🇮🇷 China didn’t pick a side in the Iran war, it picked both. The magnets inside Israel’s Arrow interceptors are Chinese-processed rare earths, while the navigation system guiding Iran’s Fattah-2 missiles is also from China. According to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, nearly every major U.S-aligned interceptor system, Patriot, THAAD, Arrow, David’s Sling, relies on Chinese rare earth processing for the magnets that make guidance, steering, and targeting possible. No magnets, no interception, and right now, there is no backup plan. China controls roughly 90% of the rare earth supply chain. The U.S imports 100% of its finished magnets. To match that with domestic production will take a decade, minimum. Iran’s arsenal, Fattah-2, Emad, Kheibar Shekan, even Shahed drones, leans heavily on Chinese inputs: satellite navigation via BeiDou, propellants, electronics, and components. Add Russian and Chinese satellite imagery, and you get targeting precision layered on top of supply dependence. Why this matters: Both sides are burning through their stockpiles. Israel has already expended a significant share of its Arrow and David’s Sling interceptors. Iran is launching barrages that are equally finite, especially as production sites get hit with airstrikes. And every launch, defensive or offensive, tightens their dependency on China.

Mario Nawfal

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