Damage to US Radars Cuts Israel’s Missile Warning Time to About One Minute
Israeli media have reported that the missile warning time against Iranian attacks in Israeli-controlled territories has been reduced to approximately one minute. This development, according to sources, follows damage to some US radar systems in the region.
According to these reports, the damage to the US radar systems has disrupted the process of identifying and tracking missiles, significantly shortening the reaction time. Previously, warning sirens used to sound at least eight minutes before a possible missile impact.
Meanwhile, these sources claim that Iran has launched a test missile capable of evading certain surveillance systems. They state that detecting this missile is only possible when it is very close to its target.
These reports emerge amid ongoing tensions centered on Iran’s missile capabilities, a key issue closely monitored by various regional and international actors in the Middle East.
