Missile Threats: U.S. Faces Growing Risks
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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard warns of escalating missile threats from China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, and Pakistan. By 2035, the number of missiles reaching U.S. shores could surge from 3,000 to 16,000. These nations are developing advanced systems, including nuclear and conventional warheads. North Korea has tested ICBMs capable of hitting the U.S. mainland, while Iran is converting space-launch tech into potential long-range missiles. Pakistan is expanding its program, and Russia and China are advancing hypersonic weapons. The urgency of these warnings has led to defense upgrades, such as President Trumps Golden Dome initiative, a multi-layered shield inspired by Israels Iron Dome. Major contractors are involved, and experts highlight drones as a new threat. With risks set to rise over the next decade, bolstering missile defenses is now crucial to protect the homeland.
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