👉 Arab missiles are a series of ballistic and cruise missiles developed and manufactured by the Arab League countries, primarily Egypt, Syria, and Iraq, with some contributions from other nations like Libya and Iran. These missiles are designed for both military and strategic purposes, including targeting enemy infrastructure, troops, and assets in neighboring countries. They vary in range, from short-range systems capable of striking within 150 kilometers to intermediate and long-range versions that can travel up to 1,000 kilometers or more. Arab missiles are notable for their relatively affordable production costs and adaptability, allowing them to serve as a deterrent and a tool for regional influence, although their use has been controversial due to concerns over regional stability and international relations.
