Iran's Missile Program: Threat or Overhyped Ambition?

Iran's missile program, recently put to test against Israeli targets, is under scrutiny as a new report reveals significant inaccuracies in its advanced missiles. Despite the ambitious April assault, many projectiles failed or missed their marks, raising doubts about the program's effectiveness and strategic value.

Iran's missile program, which boasted an unprecedented assault on Israel in April, faces questions about its actual threat level. Despite the extensive barrage, many missiles failed at launch or missed their targets completely.

A report from experts suggests that one of Tehran's advanced missiles is significantly less accurate than previously thought. With a circular error probable measurement much worse than estimated, the program's value for conventional military operations is in doubt.

Iran's vow to retaliate for the assassination of a Hamas leader highlights its reliance on missiles and drones amidst deteriorating regional relations. However, recent findings emphasize the challenges Tehran faces in improving its missile precision and overall firepower.

(With inputs from agencies.)