Iranian Missiles: Fattah-1 hypersonic missile: Features maneuverable reentry vehicles to evade missile defenses. Qasem Basir: A domestically produced solid-fuel missile with a range of at least 1,200 km, designed to evade systems like the Patriot missile defense. Shahab-3 ballistic missile: Medium-range, liquid-fueled missile carrying warheads between 760 and 1,200 kg, foundational to Iran’s missile arsenal. Iran fields thousands of ballistic missiles of various ranges, including short-range, medium-range, and potentially hypersonic types with decoys and penetration aids. Iran also uses cruise missiles alongside ballistic missiles in attacks. Iranian Drones: Large numbers of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), including Shahed drones and explosive-carrying quadcopter drones, are launched in swarms to saturate Israeli defenses. Over 100 Iranian UAVs were intercepted by Israel in recent attacks. These drones are low-cost, domestically produced, and used in coordinated missile and drone strikes. Israeli Weapons and Defenses: Israel uses the Iron Dome and Arrow missile defense systems to intercept Iranian missiles and drones. Israel conducts airstrikes using explosive-carrying quadcopter drones, rockets, and advanced equipment targeting Iranian military and nuclear sites.