WSJ Claims Ansarallah Is Building Advanced Medium-Range Ballistic Missiles with Chinese Components / The Group Has Imported Specialized Parts to Build a Version of Iran's Khaybar Shekan Missile / Chinese Companies Have Become the Largest Source of Intercepted Shipments to Ansarallah

Ansarallah is building advanced medium-range ballistic missiles using components imported from China, a move that could reduce its dependence on weapons supplied by Iran, according to a report by the research organization Conflict Armament Research.

The Wall Street Journal claimed: Ansarullah is building advanced medium-range ballistic missiles using parts imported from China; A measure that can reduce their dependence on supplying weapons from Iran. This issue is based on a report from the "Conflict Weapons Research" research organization.

According to the report, it is further stated in this article: According to this report, this group has imported the specialized parts needed to build a version of the Iranian "Khibershakan" ballistic missile; A missile that can hit targets at a distance of about 1,930 kilometers and, as a result, is capable of hitting any point in Saudi Arabia and Israel.

This missile is equipped with maneuverable warhead technology, which is designed to avoid air defense systems in the final stage of flight and when approaching the target.

Chinese companies have become the largest source of intercepted shipments destined for the Ansarullah group.