ABC News has concluded from its own analysis that Iran has attacked up to 10 air/missile defense radars in the Persian Gulf. That includes four TPY-2 THAAD radars—one in Jordan, one at the Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia and two in the U.A.E. Also hit was an FPS-132 phased array radar owned by Qatar. The FPS-132 is a multibillion-dollar early warning system that uses the same technology as similar ballistic missile early warning systems installed in the U.S.
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ABC News Assesses Iran Has Attacked Up to 10 U.S. Air/Missile Defense Radars
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