एक्टिवेट हुआ इजराइल का लेजर सिस्टम, ईरान छोड़ो अमेरिका भी हुआ हैरान | Ankit Awasthi Sir

एक्टिवेट हुआ इजराइल का लेजर सिस्टम, ईरान छोड़ो अमेरिका भी हुआ हैरान | Ankit Awasthi Sir

Imagine a weapon that makes no sound, leaves no smoke, and destroys incoming rockets, missiles, and drones at the speed of light. That’s not sci-fi — that’s Israel’s Iron Beam, a 100-kilowatt class high-energy laser defense system designed to shoot down short-range threats at a tiny cost per shot compared with conventional interceptors.

In this video we break down how Iron Beam works, why countries around the world (including the U.S., Russia and India) are racing toward directed-energy weapons, and what it would mean if India deploys its own laser shield along the borders. We cover real-world tests, the system’s range and intercept claims, and the recent push to expand production and deployment.

We also explain the economics: Iron Beam promises drastically lower “cost per intercept” than interceptor missiles — a game changer in long campaigns where cost and logistics matter. The U.S. has already allocated funds to help accelerate laser defense technology development and procurement.

▶️ Watch till the end for a short explainer on how India’s DRDO programs compare and whether the “laser arms race” will reshape Asia’s security balance.

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