Hypersonic weapons

Russia employs ‘superweapon’ against Ukraine for first time in months - UK

The AS-24 KILLJOY missile accelerates to Mach 4 (roughly 3,000 miles per hour) after launch and may reach speeds as fast as Mach 10 (roughly 7,673 miles per hour).

25/12/2023

Fattah 2: Why is Iran showcasing an untested, 'hypersonic' missile? - analysis

In recent years, the concept of “hypersonic” missiles has become a talking point for countries, from Russia to the US and China.

North Korea's Kim views Russian nuclear-capable bombers, hypersonic missiles

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected Russian nuclear-capable strategic bombers, hypersonic missiles, and warships accompanied by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.

By REUTERS
16/09/2023

US Navy destroyer to be fitted with hypersonic missiles

The USS Zumwalt is the lead ship of the Zumwalt class of naval vessels. She has been described as the largest destroyer in the world. 

Russia to equip new nuclear submarines with Zircon hypersonic missiles

Yasen-class submarines are nuclear-powered cruise missile submarines, built to replace Soviet-era nuclear attack submarines.

By REUTERS
14/08/2023

Iran says it has technology to build supersonic cruise missile

Supersonic missiles travel faster than sound and are incredibly difficult to defend against, now Iran claims to have acquired them

By REUTERS
09/08/2023

New Russian warship with hypersonic missiles joins Black Sea fleet - report

Russia's new Karakurt-class missile corvette ship the Tsiklon is reportedly armed with Zircon hypersonic missiles, in addition to its arsenal of cruise missiles.

Ukraine denies Patriot batteries destroyed by Russia

Ukraine has been under heavy bombardment by Russia since it began its offensive, but its air defenses have helped it take down drones and missiles.

'Sky Sonic': Israel's Rafael developing anti-hypersonic missile for combat

Russia, China, and Iran have all made various claims about possessing or working on developing such advanced missiles.

WATCH: Iran unveils 'Fattah,' its first hypersonic missile

In November, the IRGC warned that a new hypersonic missile it was developing could hit Israel within 400 seconds.

06/06/2023
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