Iran unveils new missile development to increase maneuverability and evade radars.
Today, Iran released photographs of a missile as part of a video clip announcing a new underground missile city, in a move that caught the attention of Israeli military experts.
The Haaretz newspaper quoted Israeli missile expert Tal Inbar as saying that Iran used a warhead that was originally developed for assembly on the Petah 1 hypersonic missile, and this time combined it with the Hiber Shekhan missile.
According to Enbars' assessment, this combination is intended to make the process of detecting and intercepting the missile more complex, by improving its maneuverability, which helps it bypass the radar and air defense systems in the area.
The Israeli expert added that the combination of the characteristics of the two missiles gives the missile system extremely advanced maneuvering capabilities, which poses additional challenges to the detection and interception systems.
Source: "Haaretz" newspaper in Hebrew.