Iran celebrates new hypersonic missile amid new threats by its proxies against US, allies
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The original Fattah missile allegedly has a range of roughly 870 miles and could "evade" U.S. and Israeli defense systems, Iranian media claimed during initial reports.
"Earlier this year, the regime put forward a maneuvering re-entry vehicle (MaRV) as a hypersonic ballistic missile," he explained. "Several Iranian ballistic missiles already re-entered the atmosphere at hypersonic speeds." Peter Aitken is a Fox News Digital reporter with a focus on national and global news.
The Fattah-2 missile follows the Fattah missile unveiled in June, which Tehran claims could hit a target at a distance of 870 miles, according to Euronews.
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