Iran Uses Hypersonic Missiles in Retaliatory Attack on Israel

Tehran's missile strike follows the killing of key Hezbollah and Revolutionary Guard leaders, penetrating Israel's advanced air defenses.

Iran launched over 180 missiles at Israel, including the new Fattah hypersonic missiles, in response to the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and Revolutionary Guard General Abbas Nilforushan.
The missiles caused damage and fires from falling shrapnel but did not result in any Israeli casualties.
Iran's state media claimed that the Fattah missile, capable of traveling 15 times the speed of sound, successfully bypassed Israel's Iron Dome and Arrow defense systems.
Defense analysts are skeptical about the effectiveness of the Fattah missile, noting that if it had been used previously and failed, its capabilities might be overstated.
The Pentagon reported that U.S. Navy destroyers intercepted several of the missiles, while Iran claimed that 90% of their missiles hit their targets.