The Israeli company Rafael unveiled the "Super Ice" cruise missile with a 454 kg warhead. Farzin Nadimi, a defense and security researcher, said that this missile, with a speed close to the speed of sound, the ability to fly at low altitude and advanced guidance and targeting systems, can target targets from a greater distance and with greater accuracy.
Nadimi added that the more powerful warhead and greater resistance to navigational interference increased the operational capability of this missile compared to the previous generation. He also said that although Israel is putting new weapons into service more quickly, it remains unclear to what extent these technologies will be used in a possible imminent conflict with the Islamic Republic.