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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Rafael Spike Missile Users Convene in Cyprus, Expand Global Reach

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Over 200 representatives from 23 countries attended the Rafael Spike Users Club annual meeting in Cyprus, where the missile system's global user base expanded to 48 nations. The event facilitated knowledge exchange and showcased new developments like the Spike L loitering munition. Participants learned about operational uses, including reported deployments by the IDF and Mossad, and discussed future capabilities and industrial cooperation.

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  • Over 200 representatives from 23 countries attended the Rafael Spike Users Club annual meeting in Cyprus.
  • The number of countries using Rafael's Spike missiles has grown to 48 worldwide.
  • The Spike L loitering munition system was presented internationally for the first time.
  • Participants shared operational experiences, including reported IDF and Mossad uses of the missiles.
  • An international competition and live-fire exercise were part of the three-day gathering.

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