Basir’s 1,200-KM Stalker Reshapes Gulf Naval Deterrence

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Iran claims its Qasem Basir anti-ship ballistic missile—range ~1,200 km with a maneuverable warhead and an EO/IR seeker—hit U.S. ships, while CENTCOM says all missiles were stopped; the op-ed argues that verification is elusive and Tehran is using the weapon to sow doubt and push the Navy to adapt, signaling broader strategic aims beyond a single strike.
Topics:world#anti-ship-ballistic-missile#defense-and-geopolitics#gulf-of-hormuz#iran#qasem-basir#us-navy
- The 1,200-Kilometre Stalker: How Iran’s Qasem Basir Pushed The US Navy Back – OpEd Eurasia Review
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- Iran war: Tehran’s assertive rhetoric signals a new and dangerous phase in conflict The Conversation
- Iran threatens to take pre-emptive strike with new ballistic missiles The Independent
- Iran uses new ballistic missile to target US warships Yahoo
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