Iranian ballistic missiles
Coverage of Iranian ballistic missiles in the Nexus archive.
- Israel's top air defense is getting a more intense workout than its missile chief ever imagined
Israel's Arrow air defense system has engaged hundreds of Iranian ballistic missiles over the past three years, achieving an over 90% interception rate. The system, developed by Israel Aerospace Industries and Boeing, includes Arrow 2 and Arrow 3 interceptors, with plans to accelerate production of next-generation models like Arrow 4 and 5.
- NATO allies seek to give top commander more freedom to shoot down drones
NATO allies plan to grant the alliance’s top military commander, General Alexus Grynkewich, more authority to shoot down drones amid rising aerial threats in Eastern Flank countries. The proposal aims to streamline asset deployment and integrate air defense systems to address incidents involving drones in Poland, Romania, Estonia, and Latvia.
- Israel says air defences intercept all Iranian missiles fired so far
The Israeli military states its air defenses have intercepted all Iranian ballistic missiles fired towards Israel so far tonight. Sirens were triggered across northern Israel as interception systems attempt to shoot down another salvo launched from Iran.
- Israel says it intercepted two Iranian ballistic missiles
Israel's air defenses intercepted two Iranian ballistic missiles launched toward northern Israel, marking the first Iranian missile attack since a ceasefire began on April 8. The Israeli military confirmed the interception, with no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
- US Plans to Use Frozen Iranian Assets to Fund Persian Gulf Recovery Efforts
The US plans to use frozen Iranian financial assets to fund reconstruction in Persian Gulf nations impacted by Iranian military strikes. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's agency is evaluating damage estimates to address compensation for past and future aggression, amid recent missile interceptions over Kuwait and Bahrain.
- Oil climbs as U.S.-Iran trade strikes while Trump says negotiations with Tehran underway
Oil prices climbed as U.S.-Iran trade tensions escalated, with U.S. Central Command reporting the defeat of multiple Iranian ballistic missiles following 'attempted attacks' by Iran. President Trump indicated ongoing negotiations with Tehran.