> i didn't even see many interceptors the other day. part of that is because these are faster and the angles they come in at mean it's harder to react to in the first place. but another reason (which the israelis definitely don't want their citizens to know) is that if you know your success rate is going to be incredibly low, and your interceptors are limited, you actually don't want to waste them. you'd much rather keep them for the slower moving targets (like drones). granted, drones will be cheaper than the interceptors, but if they don't intercept them, these could go on through to target radar or batteries themselves, so they have to destroy them (and deplete their stockpiles). that's the tactic that russia is using in ukraine and i would expect the iranians to try a similar strategy.
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