Russia has upgraded its Iskander ballistic missiles with optical homing warheads and radars, which allow them to adjust their trajectory in the air and strike precisely within a few meters. These systems scan terrain seconds before impact to bypass electronic warfare and maintain accuracy despite navigational jamming.

Russia has upgraded its Iskander ballistic missiles with optical homing warheads and radars, which allow them to adjust their trajectory in the air and strike precisely within a few meters. These systems scan terrain seconds before impact to bypass electronic warfare and maintain accuracy despite navigational jamming.