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SECURITY & DEFENSE • AUSTRALIA

Australia considers Iron Dome interceptor for missile defense

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Australia is considering Israel’s Tamir interceptor, used in the Iron Dome system, for a missile-defense procurement. The available report does not say that Australia has selected or bought it.

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The report gives no direct U.S. effect. Australia’s decision could matter to defense suppliers and security planning in the region.