The US Department of Defense confirmed today that an advance team of US military personnel and the initial components required to operate the “Saad” anti-missile system arrived in Israel on October 14, and more US personnel and “Saad” system components will continue to arrive in the next few days. The US Department of Defense said that Saad will soon be fully used in Israel, but for security reasons, the US will not announce a specific schedule. Iranian media reports also point out that Iran is capable of dealing with the “Saad” system. For example, the flight altitude of Iran's “Castle Destroyer 2” missile is lower than the minimum detection altitude of “Saad”, and the “Saad” system is expensive, which limits the number of missiles it can intercept, which is insufficient to intercept a large number of Iranian ballistic missiles.

The US Department of Defense confirmed today that an advance team of US military personnel and the initial components required to operate the “Saad” anti-missile system arrived in Israel on October 14, and more US personnel and “Saad” system components will continue to arrive in the next few days. The US Department of Defense said that Saad will soon be fully used in Israel, but for security reasons, the US will not announce a specific schedule. Iranian media reports also point out that Iran is capable of dealing with the “Saad” system. For example, the flight altitude of Iran's “Castle Destroyer 2” missile is lower than the minimum detection altitude of “Saad”, and the “Saad” system is expensive, which limits the number of missiles it can intercept, which is insufficient to intercept a large number of Iranian ballistic missiles.