CBS: Tracking Iranian missiles has become more difficult

CBS: Tracking Iranian missiles has become more difficult 🔹 When an Iranian missile strikes its intended target, it is because the U.S. air defense systems either failed to intercept it or were unable to identify it from the outset. 🔹 When this happens more than once, it is no longer just an "incursion" but a problem for the U.S. 🔹 A military analyst stated that part of the reason for the increase in U.S. casualties is that Tehran has raised its level of response. 🔹 Major General Qased Mahmoud, a Jordanian military analyst, said that the Iranians have advanced missile technology. They are developing techniques and capabilities to increase their range and are saturating radar defense systems by combining it with drones. 🔹 The Iranians use simple missiles to distract the radar. They then launch higher-quality missiles that change their final target in the last 30 or 40 kilometers.