Iran Struck U.S. Aircraft Despite 'Maxed Out' Defense | KeepTrack Space Brief
Iran successfully struck U.S. aircraft in Saudi Arabia despite maxed-out defensive posture. Space Force ISR and missile warning gaps exposed. Tracking impacts.
Launch Date
September 25, 2019
Launch Site
JSC
Launch Pad
LC43/94
Launch Vehicle
Chang Zheng 2D
NORAD ID
48202
International Designator
2019-063W
Decay Date
10/30/2023
Name
YUNHAI-1 02 DEB
Alternative Name
deb Yunhai 1-02
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Owner
SAST
Country
China
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Dry Mass
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0
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Unknown
Mission
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