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US Worried by New Iranian Missiles Threatening Naval Vessels
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First reported by N12 · 5 hours ago
What happened
The U.S. is concerned about Iran's new missile capabilities, specifically the Qasem and Khalij Fars missiles, which reportedly possess advanced guidance systems to target moving warships. This worry is compounded by fears that Iran may be receiving intelligence assistance from other nations to track American naval vessels.
- 01US expresses concern over Iranian missiles targeting warships.
- 02Qasem and Khalij Fars missiles feature advanced guidance systems.
- 03Iran's ability to track naval targets is a key worry.
- 04Potential intelligence sharing from China or Russia is cited.
- 05Combination of tracking and missile tech raises alarms.
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