In the picture, Israel fires the Arrow-3 missile
[Zhuge Xiaoche Military Intelligence Focus No. 1] 3419] Recently, according to media reports, as the situation became increasingly tense after Iran's sudden missile launch, Israel finally exposed its true background. This time, Israel conducted tests in space. He developed a new technology and successfully intercepted a medium-range missile using the home-grown Arrow 3 interceptor. This shocked the entire West, and even the United States was envious, because at the moment only the United States, Russia and China in the world can develop anti-missile systems. Israel is allegedly issuing a strong warning to Iran because Iran's main offensive force at the moment is missiles. Israel's move would block Iranian missiles at home, significantly weakening their deterrent.
The picture shows Israeli Arrow 2 and Arrow 3 missiles
3419] Israel is just a small country in the Middle East. Why does he attach so much importance to the development of anti-missile technology? The reason is simple, because Israel is located in the Middle East and faces many challenges. In addition to Iranian missiles, missiles around Israel also pose a huge threat to Israel. If Israel does not have an anti-missile interception capability, then it certainly does. It is in a very dangerous situation, so Israel is developing its own advanced interception system while importing advanced anti-aircraft weapons from the United States.
The picture shows the Arrow 3 missile
3419] In intercepting rockets and conventional artillery shells, Israel has developed the Iron Dome anti-missile system. In terms of intercepting intermediate-range missiles, Israel and the United States jointly developed the Arrow 3 interceptor missile. It directly adopts a collision kinetic warhead, so it also greatly reduces the weight of the missile and effectively improves the range and interception capability of the fighter. Tall.
Compared with the US military interception system, the Arrow 3 is not only bold and innovative, but also has a huge cost advantage, so even Israel has the ability to equip this interception system in large quantities. What is even more envious of the US military is that this missile performed very well in this test, even slightly better than the US military's own anti-missile system. Israel's anti-missile capabilities still seem to be very strong.
The picture shows a schematic diagram of the work of the Israeli Jian-3 missile
[Zhuge Xiaoche Military Intelligence Concern No. 1] 3419] So with this missile, is Israel really not afraid of the deterrence of Iranian missiles? This is not necessarily because although the anti-missile interception system can reduce the missile threat to a certain extent, it cannot intercept 100% of missiles, and the number of missiles in Iran's stockpile is also very large. If Israel wanted to completely intercept these missiles, it would do so. Current technology is still difficult to implement, and the cost does not allow Israel to do so. At the same time, the reason why Israel wants to develop this missile is largely to allow Israel to have an independent national defense, because Israel is one of the few countries in the Middle East with a complete defense system, and it is also the only country that can develop an anti-missile system. The successful test of Israel's anti-missile system is also important for Israel's national defense.