Tensions in the Middle East have increased after reports that Iran launched the Sejjil ballistic missile during the ongoing conflict with Israel. The Sejjil missile is considered one of Iran’s most advanced long-range weapons and has an estimated range of about 2,000 kilometers.
The Sejjil missile is a two-stage, solid-fuel ballistic missile designed for long-distance strikes. Because it uses solid fuel, it can be launched more quickly than older liquid-fuel missiles. This makes it harder for defense systems to detect and intercept before launch.
Military experts say the missile is capable of carrying a heavy warhead and traveling at extremely high speeds. With its long range, the weapon can potentially reach targets across large parts of the Middle East.
The reported use of such advanced missile technology signals a significant escalation in the conflict between Iran and Israel. Global leaders and security analysts are closely monitoring the situation, as further military escalation could increase instability across the region.
International organizations and major powers are calling for restraint and diplomatic efforts to prevent the conflict from expanding further.