Israel Speeding Up Development of Arrow 3 System Able to Target Incoming Nukes
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Times of Israel – Israel is speeding up its development of the Arrow 3 long-range missile interception system, a military official who heads the project said Monday at a lecture in Tel Aviv.
The Arrow 3 would be able to target incoming nuclear or conventional missiles at a higher altitude than its shorter-ranged predecessor, the Arrow 2, Col. Aviram Hasson said at the Institute for National Security Studies conference entitled “Aerial Threats in the Modern Age.”
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