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[Flotilla]

Jianchuan Zhishi (meaning "Naval & Ship Knowledge", The Chinese title is "舰船知识").

This is a highly renowned Chinese military magazine with a long history. It is regarded by Chinese military enthusiasts as one of the three most famous military magazines.

However, in recent years, the pervasive influence of multimedia has made it extremely difficult for such traditional magazines to survive. Even state-owned media organizations are now required to be financially self-sustaining. Faced with immense economic pressure, these magazines are at a loss and have yet to find a clear direction for their future development.

The quality of the articles published recently has been very poor, often riddled with elementary errors. They offer neither entertainment value nor professional substance.

So, there is no need to take their articles too seriously.

I don't have any idea about Chinese.
It is this article suggesting that Fattah-2 HGV is in service or has been used in combat?. What is you oppinion if so?

 

[Michael]

I don't have any idea about Chinese.
It is this article suggesting that Fattah-2 HGV is in service or has been used in combat?. What is you oppinion if so?

It is just a standard retelling of rumors...

He is simply conducting a theoretical analysis of the hypersonic missile based on social media hearsay and models previously released by Iran. That is all.

In fact, there is currently no concrete evidence proving that this missile has been deployed in actual combat.

Current professional analysis indicates that, compared to traditional ballistic missiles, the greatest challenge associated with true hypersonic missiles lies not in the missile itself, but in the coverage capabilities of the tracking and control systems within the operational range. The tactical essence of a hypersonic missile is its use of irregular trajectories to evade interception by air-defense missiles; tracking and control systems are the key to enabling this capability.

Based on publicly available information, Iran does not possess such tracking and control systems. In fact, many countries that claim to possess hypersonic missiles do not have such a tracking and control system.