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WSJ reports that Iran's best missile is getting more dangerous. Iran is increasingly using its Kheibar Shekan ballistic missile in coordinated attacks, combining different flight paths, speeds, and drones to make interception more difficult. Kheibar Shekan Specifications: • Range: 1,450 km • Speed: Up to 19,500 km/h • Warhead:...

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