Irans Missiles Perform Tricks To Damage US Bases In Kuwait, Bahrain | Vantage On Firstpost | 4K Jon Krakauer [1ZQMJor86AP]

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Iranian missiles have become more advanced and 'smarter,' five months into the war according to US Intelligence reports. As per the reports, Iranian missiles are now making last-ditch manoeuvres before striking targets. The missiles now come fitted with thrust vectoring nozzles and fins that help the missiles evade interceptors. These include the Fattah-1, Kheibar Shakan missiles that Iran used over the nap weekend. Meanwhile, US reports say that Russia and China are indirectly involved in the war and are giving Tehran satellite imagery. This is allowing Iran to use the missiles like Emad and Ghadr, that require satellite guidance, with more precision. Iran used all four of these missiles to strike US airbases Muwaffaq and Aqaba in Jordan, Camp Udairi and Ali Al-Salem in in Kuwait along with bases in Bahrain and Qatar. Are Iranian missiles getting smarter? Hem Kaur Saroya tells you more on Vantage on Firstpost.

0:00 - Intro

0:18 - U.S. Intel: Iran's missiles are becoming more advanced

0:36 - New tactical maneuvers and flight path changes

0:51 - Why intercepting Iranian missiles is getting harder

0:57 - Multiple hits reported at U.S. military locations

2:32 - Reports of Russian and Chinese intelligence sharing with Iran

2:47 - Iranian strikes on U.S. bases across Kuwait, Bahrain, and Qatar

3:52 - Donald Trump claims Iranian missiles are 'no big concern'

4:24 - Outro

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