Iran using cheaper, more accurate missiles to target US assets across Middle East - report

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Iran is employing Kheibar Shekan missiles, which are cheaper, mobile, and more accurate than older models, in recent strikes against US assets across the Middle East. These medium-range, solid-fuel missiles are designed to evade defenses by bypassing lengthy fueling processes and utilizing advanced maneuverability, though US officials report that most have been intercepted.

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The Kheibar Shekan missiles can be kept fueled and loaded quickly onto trucks for launching, making it easier to evade warplanes targeting launch sites.

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