Israel's Ministry of Defense said on the 5th that Israel successfully tested an upgraded version of the “arrow” missile defense system on the same day. The Israeli Ministry of Defense said in a statement that this test is part of the system upgrade plan and is being carried out at a test site in central Israel. The US Missile Defense Agency, the Israeli military, and Israel Aerospace Industries participated in this test. The statement did not mention specific details of the tests. According to public information, the “arrow” anti-missile system is a long-range defense system that forms Israel's multi-level missile defense system. Israeli Defense Minister Katz said that Israel is continuously improving the performance of the “arrow” anti-missile system, and Israel will continue to invest in the development of defense systems and strengthen offensive capabilities. Amer Baram, a senior Israeli Defense Ministry official, said that Israel's reserves of anti-aircraft interceptor bombs “are constantly growing.”

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