BIG! Iran's New Missile Has A Shock MID-AIR TRICK; 'CAN CHANGE TARGETS WHILE AIRBORNE...'

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Iran is claiming a new advancement in its missile capabilities, with an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesperson saying some Iranian missiles can reportedly change their trajectory while already in flight. The claim goes further, suggesting that a missile assigned a target before launch could potentially be redirected toward another target after becoming airborne. The reported capability could make interception more difficult, although the claims have not been independently verified. The announcement comes amid heightened tensions involving Iran and its adversaries, as Tehran continues to highlight developments in its missile program. The IRGC says the technology gives Iranian missiles greater flexibility in flight and the ability to adjust both their course and intended target in real time.

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