Arman antiballistic missile

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The Arman anti-ballistic missile system is a medium-range high altitude mobile anti-ballistic and air defense system unveiled by Iran's defense ministry in February 2024. It can reportedly detect targets up to 180 km away and engage them at ranges of up to 120 km. The system is designed to operate against threats at altitudes of up to 27 km, including ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, drones, and guided bombs.

The Arman can reportedly track up to 24 targets simultaneously and engage 6 to 12 targets at the same time. It uses Siad 3F vertically launched interceptor missiles to destroy incoming threats. The system can reportedly become operational in under 3 minutes with a reaction time of less than 20 seconds allowing rapid deployment and relocation.

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