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Iranian Missiles Rip Through US' $3 Billion THAAD Radar In Jordan, Satellite Pics Show Damage
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4:25Now PlayingSatellite imagery analysis suggests radar systems linked to U.S.-aligned missile defence networks in West Asia may have been targeted during the early phase of the Iran conflict. Images show possible damage at several military facilities, including Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, where a THAAD missile defence radar had been deployed. Two impact craters roughly 13 feet wide were spotted near the radar installation, indicating potential multiple strikes. These radars provide critical early warning and targeting data for intercepting ballistic missiles and drones. Analysts say disabling such systems could degrade regional air-defence capabilities and weaken missile interception networks.
Iranian Missiles Rip Through US' $3 Billion THAAD Radar In Jordan, Satellite Pics Show Damage
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