Israel expects its “Iron Beam” laser defense system to be operational within one year, saying it will bring “a new era of warfare” as it engages in a war of drones and missiles with Iran and its regional partners. The Jewish state spent more than $ ...

Israel is expected to deploy its new 'Iron Beam' laser defence system within a year, enhancing its ability to counter missiles, drones, and rockets. Developed alongside the Iron Dome, it offers cost-effective and efficient interception but faces limitations in adverse weather conditions.

Israel has signed a deal worth approximately 2 billion shekels for the Iron Beam, a laser-based missile defense system expected to be operational within a year. This system aims to enhance aerial defense against rockets,

Israel has been honing its multi-layered air defences since coming under Iraqi Scud salvoes in the 1991 Gulf war. In the recent addition, Israel is all set to induct Iron Beam into its Air Defence System.

The IMoD notes that the integration will significantly enhance Israel's defense capabilities against external threats and even lower operational costs.

Israel's "Iron Beam," a laser defense system to counter missiles, drones, and other aerial threats, is set to become operational next year. Developed alongside the Iron Dome, this innovative system is expected to reduce defense costs significantly while enhancing Israel's capabilities against Iran and its allies.

The Israeli defence ministry stated that the new anti-missile defence system, Iron Beam, will complement the country's Iron Dome.

Israel's 'Iron Beam', designed to use high-power laser to down projectiles, will be operational within a year.