This cheapest in the world ($100k per missile) and extremely effective Iranian MRBM that was responsible for recent cm-precise strikes on Mutt bases and defeating the largest concentration of Patriot/THAAD batteries on the planet ending with killing several and injuring dozens of Mutts. The Iranian supremacy and recent precise Houthi strikes on Saudi oil installations forced Trump to call off strikes against Iran and beg for truce/peace that just led to oil price drop.IRGC just announced that it has 50,000 of these missiles in its dispersed under-mountain/underground arsenalsSolid-fuel propulsion: enables launch in under 15 minutes from mobile truck-based platforms, unlike liquid-fueled missiles that need lengthy fueling. This boosts survivability in underground "missile cities". So far they used around 10 of them in recent exchanges with the US Army.Maneuverable warhead: adjusts course at high speeds (terminal phase Mach 10 or higher) with a tri-conic design, evading defenses. Iran combines it with varied trajectories, speeds, drones, and decoys in salvos to overwhelm interceptors.Range & payload: 1450 km-2500 km (reaches Israel, Gulf targets), up to 1,500 kg warhead, BeiDou 3 satellite guidance for improved accuracy.Speed: up to 19,500 km/h (Mach 16), hard to interceptIran has mass-produced it since 2022 introduction, using lighter composite materials (weight 4.5 tons). Its relatively low-cost, allowing large salvos that force expensive defender interceptors (vs US/Israeli systems), creating favorable cost-exchange ratios. This supports sustained use despite attrition.
>>539693469>IRGC just announced that it has 50,000 of these missiles in its dispersed under-mountain/underground arsenalsYou now remember the schizo threads about the US military training for underground warfare against aliens
Now imagine what the Rocket man has.
>>539693516Aliens has always been a kosher cover for actual Events.>>539693469>So far they used around 10 of them in recent exchanges with the US Army.Also goddamn they've been grinding this skill tree endlessly.
>>539693516The most direct translation of “Kheibar Shekhan" from Persian into English is "Breaker of the Jewish Fortress".Kheibar (Khaybar) refers to a Jewish fortress/oasis near Medina that was conquered by Muslim forces in 628 AD. Shekan (Shekhan) means “breaker,” “destroyer,” or “buster.”
>>539693623Much less because he hasn't been able to do objective real life combat Tests.North Korea has the same problem as the US where memetech is favored by the way the system is set up.
this thread again
>>539693696So must be around 300.000 in stockpile.
>>539693469> Mach 16Uh oh, speedy
>>539693623>>539694708god i wish rocket man would go insane
>>539694975Nobody wants to fight with him :/
>>539693469USA will have SpaceX lasers to destroy rockets like this insantly, charged by solar. 0$ per shot. TOTAL BROWNOID DEATH, TOTAL ARYAN VICTORY!
>>539695918Srulik go home!
>>539693623North korea isn't a real missile power, they have just about enough to carry their nukes and hit few targets of importance deeper in south korea. Their real strength lies in artillery. They could literally level Seoul in minutes with conventional arms simply due to the amount of artillery they have.
American goys are sitting around in the gulf in little sheds waiting to get hit by this.
>>539693469Where can I buy one?
>>539693469Iranian missiles and drones are so accurate because they use BeiDou for targeting which is a lot better than GPS.
>>539697402True. Iran integrated Chinas BeiDou (BDS) satellite navigation system, likely including military-grade signals from BeiDou-3, for enhanced guidance. Agreements date back to 2015 (BeiDou-2), accelerating post-2021 strategic partnership. Experts link improved accuracy (CEP potentially below 5 meters, and centimeters for authorized users) in recent strikes to BeiDou, offering much better jamming resistance than GPS. This satellite guidance complements the missiles maneuverable warhead, enabling precise terminal targeting. BeiDou-3s military B3A signal is far harder to jam/spoof than standard GPS due to advanced frequency hopping (rapidly shifting frequencies via encrypted patterns) and Navigation Message Authentication (cryptographic signatures verifying data authenticity). This resists sustained jamming and spoofing, unlike GPSs more predictable, often unencrypted civilian signals. Starlink, while distributed, uses different comms bands vulnerable to targeted high-power jamming. Experts call BDS-3 "essentially unjammable" in real-world contested scenarios.
>>539697402Baza
>>539697521>>539699373BTW, BeiDou-3s current cryptography and anti-jamming/spoofing solutions are most advanced in the world, but the Chinese now combine BeiDous communication capabilities (like its short-message service) with external quantum key distribution (QKD) for enhanced security far in the future. This includes patents for hybrid quantum-BeiDou encryption, prototype "quantum smartphones" using BeiDou and proposed systems integrating quantum-secured channels with BeiDou.
>>539699691BTW, China pioneered the worlds first functional quantum communication satellite with Micius (Mozi), launched in 2016. It enabled groundbreaking space-to-ground and intercontinental quantum key distribution, including secure links over 7,600 km. Subsequent advances like Jinan-1 set new records (12,900 km to South Africa). No other nation so far has matched Chinas scale, real-time capabilities, or series of demonstrations in satellite-based quantum tech.https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3302234/china-creates-hacker-proof-quantum-satellite-communication-link-south-africa
>>539697104North Korea successfully tested multiple ICBM classes (Hwasong-14 to 19) with operational ranges exceeding 15,000 km, sufficient to strike entire US mainland. The latest Hwasong-20 is a three-stage solid-fuel ICBM featuring a 1,970 kN engine (40% more powerful than its predecessor) and MIRV capability to overwhelm US defenses. In contrast, Iran currently lacks any deployed ICBM and is not projected to field one until at least 2035. Irans longest-range missile, the Khorramshahr, has only a 2,000 km (confirmed) range, generally the Irans limit now is 3000 km - still enough to hit Israel and all crucial targets in the ME. Furthermore, North Korea has been technology supplier to Iran for decades, providing Scud, Nodong and Musudan missiles that became the basis for Irans Shahab-3, Emad, Ghadr and also Khorramshahr.North Korea supplied hundreds of ballistic missiles and millions of artillery shells to Russia for use in Ukraine, with reports of additional launchers being prepared for transfer soon. In return, Russia transfers advanced technology back to Pyongyang. Strategically, China benefits from this arrangement as it allows military pressure on the US without direct involvement, effectively using North Korea as a proxy to support its partner Russia. Pic-rel KN-23B would be probably transfered to Russia soon to give it more daily firepower during Iskander replenishment.
>>539693469Yeah i totally believe thy have 50,000 of them right now and didnt just finish signing the paperwork to produce them actually. Youre a moron if you believe this.
>>539701401These missiles were being mass-produced right after signing Sino-Iranian Strategic Partnership, 2021/2022. Even if the number is in reality x10 smaller, these missiles already proved to be deadly effective against US bases/THAAD/Patriot.
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