Why Iran Keeps Firing This Missile at U.S. Bases | WSJ Equipped @wsj
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Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Iran’s Kheibar Shekan is a medium-range ballistic missile that can fly 900 miles, meaning it can threaten the entire Middle East—and beyond.

The Kheibar Shekan has become the workhorse of Iran’s missile arsenal during the war with the United States. Now, U.S. officials say Iran’s attacks are growing more and more complex, and that’s making the missile even more dangerous for American troops.

WSJ explains why it’s creating problems for Iran’s adversaries.

Chapters:
0:00 Iran’s main ballistic missile
0:27 What is the Kheibar Shekan?
1:26 How Iran is using the missile
2:10 Iran's weapons
3:29 Trump’s attempt to eliminate the missile program

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