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Rafael Sells 1,000 Typhoon Naval Weapon Systems to 25 Navies Worldwide
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By אודי עציון
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jul 28, 2026
What happened
Rafael has sold 1,000 Typhoon naval weapon systems to 25 navies, including the Israeli and U.S. navies. The remote-controlled, stabilized system enables precise targeting of small, fast threats like drones and speedboats. Cumulative sales near one billion dollars, reflecting growing maritime security needs.
- 01Rafael sold 1,000 Typhoon naval weapon systems to 25 navies worldwide.
- 02The system enables precise remote-controlled firing from ships in rough seas.
- 03Used by Israeli Navy on Saar 6 and Super Dvora ships and U.S. Navy destroyers.
- 04Typhoon can engage small fast targets including drones and speedboats.
- 05Sales approach one billion dollars amid rising drone and UAV threats.
- 06Rafael CEO highlights Typhoon's strategic role in modern maritime defense.
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