and NATO isn’t just going to allow those interceptors to fly past if they can stop it.
Iran’s current strategy of bombardment isn’t in superior tech, it’s in the volume of drones it can cheaply deploy en masse to overwhelm defences, whilst we drain our resources with our much more expensive defensive equipment
I know what you mean about having other NATO countries in between to whittle 1000 down to 1, but safest countries tend to be at the apex of the parabola, and not at the intercept
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Iran’s got some pretty high tech booster tech in their top-end missiles which change the missile trajectory at the terminal stage to dodge interceptors.
Iran’s current strategy of bombardment isn’t in superior tech, it’s in the volume of drones it can cheaply deploy en masse to overwhelm defences, whilst we drain our resources with our much more expensive defensive equipment
I know what you mean about having other NATO countries in between to whittle 1000 down to 1, but safest countries tend to be at the apex of the parabola, and not at the intercept
Iran’s got some pretty high tech booster tech in their top-end missiles which change the missile trajectory at the terminal stage to dodge interceptors.
Ok, how long did it take you to make that diagram?
Very nice.