‘RUSSIA HAS WHAT WE NEED’: Trump Turns To Putin For Defence Tech After Iran War? US' Shock Move

By Times Of India

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The war with Iran has exposed a major vulnerability in America’s air and missile-defense architecture: radars can be targeted, destroyed and used as a force multiplier against the entire defensive network. With high-value U.S. and allied radar systems reportedly coming under attack, Washington is now looking toward a new generation of highly mobile air-defense radars that can rapidly relocate, disperse and operate as part of a wider network. The approach has striking parallels with Russia’s road-mobile S-300 and S-400 systems, where radars, command vehicles and missile launchers can operate as interconnected but physically separated elements. The U.S. Army’s IBCS already follows a network-centric philosophy, allowing sensors and interceptors to operate beyond traditional battery boundaries. Could mobile radar technology become the next major evolution of THAAD and U.S. missile defense? This video examines Iran’s attacks, the vulnerabilities exposed, Russia’s mobile air-defense model, a

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