Iran's Ballistic Missile Program

https://m.vk.com/video-123538639_456293554

Not all direct hits but as they showed if you fire several rockets at each target you can assure destruction of what you are after...

The very shallow angle of the last few rockets suggests they were launched at near the max range of the weapons, so that level of accuracy is pretty good... and they clearly have decent sized HE warheads when looking at the damage those rockets that hit that group of vehicles showed.

Thanks Ukraine!

https://t.me/ImpNavigator/5173

Iranu test hypersonic missile. 1500km and M15 speed shock:

Fattah-2's unique liquid fuel rocket tech sets a new standard, bypassing the ramjet engines of its American counterpart.

This is a major leap in missile technology, signaling a shift in global military power.

Nothing special about liquid or solid rocket missiles travelling at hypersonic speed. Most IRBM and ICBM and SLBM missiles are liquid or solid rocket propellant powered and move faster than mach 5.

Ramjet engines would struggle to go a lot faster than mach 5 or 6, but the real advanced high tech stuff that the Americans are desperate to achieve and the Russians have in service are the scramjet powered missiles which can achieve liquid and solid rocket speeds at a fraction of the weight because they scoop air up as they go rather than carry it all from lift off.

The reason we use jet airliners instead of rocket propelled aircraft is because a rocket powered aircraft carries fuel and also oxygen to burn that fuel, so a jet powered 777 might have 100 tons of fuel to fly 12,000km, but a rocket powered version would need to carry 100 tons of fuel plus 300 tons of oxidiser... though it could fly much faster it will be burning fuel much much faster and less efficiently.