WFINIran unveils first domestically-made hypersonic ballistic missile, claims it can evade US defenses: report - WFIN Local News
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52% :IRAN UNVEILS LATEST VERSION OF BALLISTIC MISSILE AMID WIDER TENSIONS OVER NUCLEAR PROGRAM46% : Iran on Tuesday unveiled what officials are describing as its first domestically-made hypersonic ballistic missile, one it claims can "bypass the most advanced anti-ballistic missile systems of the United States" and "Israel's Iron Dome."
46% : The missile's unveiling comes about two weeks after Iran debuted the latest model of its infamous, liquid-fueled Khorramshahr ballistic missile.
40% : "The Khorramshahr is not just another nuclear capable platform in Iran's burgeoning ballistic missile arsenal, it's a threshold weapon that can move Iran out of the 2,000 km range cap," Taleblu told Fox News Digital.
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