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This is some show of US might. https://www.twz.com/news-features/u-s-navy-destroyers-successfully-engaged-iranian-ballistic-missiles-on-their-way-to-israel

GÜRCAN OKUMUŞ: ASSAN will be the center of mass production in defense ASSAN Group Defense General Manager Gürcan Okumuş answered our questions about the company's mass production infrastructure and future goals. Gürcan Okumuş, who stated that ASSAN Group Defense continues its work with the...

https://m.jpost.com/middle-east/article-823004 Apperantly, nothing significant has happened. Though IDF is still censoring.

Is L-SAM AAM and L-SAM ABM two interceptors of the same system? Or two different systems altogether?

Apperantly, these were used in the attack this time. (Visual confirmations so far) The first two, Ghadr-110 and Emad are old. (With not so good CEP) The later two, Khyber Shekhan and Fattah-1 are newer. Apperantly, Fattah-1 is their 'hyperopic' weapon. The MaRV is equipped with secondary thrust...

Lol.

Too early to say. Maybe you are right. But we could see direct escalation.

The way I see it, those are clear warhead impacts. As for the damage assessment, it is near impossible to know now.

Cluster ammunition.

Not only Arrows. As you well know, they also have David's sling, Patriot and THAAD battery (US operated) as well as AEGIS destroyers in position. In time we will get a better assessment.

Source please?

I guess only thing we can concur so far, is that Israeli Air and missile defense has failed partially. Whatever the number of casualties (if any) or the extent of damage, the penetration seems higher than the last time.

@Chocopie could you make a compilation of all Hyunmoo missiles' photos in order?

The way I see it, these systems' effectiveness are conditional. They have excellent utility in shore locked Aegean, Mediterranean and black seas combined with other naval and air assets for Türkiye's strategic context. But then if a country like Bangladesh bought these, it doesn't have much...

Technically after SIPER block 3 I don't see any reason why it couldn't be done. ASAT+plus ICBM interceptor into one. But TSK has to analyze the strategic imperative first, then proceed.

That is not entirely due to Turks' geniuses. Neither exclusive to them. Early Islamic empires had a unique structural set up that allowed unparalleled upward social and political mobility for freed slaves and their descendents within a generation. Ottoman system also had similar characteristics...

I will go with the Abbasid first.