以军首次使用激光武器拦截火箭弹 将如何影响战场局势？专家解读→

Core Viewpoint - Israel's military has confirmed the use of laser weapons for the first time during its "Iron Sword" military operation, successfully intercepting dozens of rockets and drones, marking a significant advancement in its defense capabilities [1]. Group 1: Israel's Defense Systems - Israel employs a range of defense systems including the "Arrow" series for long-range ballistic missile interception, the "David's Sling" for medium-range missiles, and the "Iron Dome" for short-range threats such as rockets and drones [3]. - The "Iron Beam" laser system offers advantages such as potentially unlimited interception capability as long as there is sufficient power supply, making it economically efficient and less susceptible to electronic interference, although weather conditions can affect its performance [3]. Group 2: Countermeasures by Hamas and Hezbollah - Hamas and Hezbollah have potential strategies to counter the "Iron Beam" system, such as utilizing drones during adverse weather conditions (rain, fog, snow) to reduce the system's effectiveness [5]. - Observing the deployment points of the "Iron Beam" system allows for tactical maneuvers to avoid its coverage, as the energy output decreases with distance, potentially limiting its destructive capability against drones [5]. - Modifications to the materials of rockets and drones could enhance their resistance to laser targeting, providing a further layer of countermeasure against Israel's laser defense systems [5].