️🇮🇷 Advisor to the Aerospace Forces of the Revolutionary Guards Brig. General Belal claims that Iran's Fatah-2 is capable of maneuvering in such a way that enemy interceptors cannot predict its path.
"We now have, for example, the Fatah missile that is right behind you. This missile has a speed of Mach 12. To handle this, their missiles would need to be able to go above Mach 15 or 16. Even if they could handle it at Mach 12, it has a simple sinusoidal motion - it's a simple ballistic trajectory so they can track it.
With its movement simple and unchanged, they can use computer calculations to place their missile in the same position and destroy ours. But we made it a maneuver so they couldn't predict his path. The tactic I describe... This Fatah-2 missile, which we don't have on display at the moment, these missiles of ours... It's new."