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MakanSecurity

Rafael Unveils New 'SUPER ICE' Cruise Missile, Claims Global Superiority

Translated & summarized from Makan by baba

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Israeli defense firm Rafael has launched its new "SUPER ICE" cruise missile, weighing 454 kilograms and capable of air, land, and sea deployment. The company claims it is the world's best, featuring advanced guidance and navigation systems. The missile is designed for long-range strikes against high-value targets, including air defense systems.

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  • Rafael unveiled its new "SUPER ICE" cruise missile, claiming it is the world's best.
  • The 454-kilogram missile can be launched from air, land, and sea platforms.
  • It features advanced electro-optical guidance, anti-jamming navigation, and terrain-following capabilities.
  • The missile is designed for long-range strikes against high-value targets like air defense systems.
  • Rafael's CEO highlighted the company's systems' crucial role in recent military operations.
Rafael Unveils New 'SUPER ICE' Cruise Missile, Claims Global Superiority
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Israeli defense contractor Rafael unveiled its new "SUPER ICE" cruise missile on Wednesday, describing it as the world's best of its kind. The missile weighs approximately 454 kilograms and can be launched from air, land, and sea platforms. Rafael stated that the missile utilizes electro-optical guidance technology, featuring anti-jamming autonomous navigation, low-altitude terrain-following flight, all-weather operational capability, and high target accuracy.

Company Chairman Professor Yuval Steinitz explained that the missile offers an advanced solution for long-range strikes against high-value targets, including air defense systems. Rafael's CEO, Yoav Turgeman, added that Rafael's systems have played a pivotal role in recent military operations, proving their operational significance and ability to handle complex, evolving challenges.

MakanArab · Jerusalem

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