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World · 2 March 2026

How Fast Could Missiles Travel Between Iran and Israel?

How Fast Could Missiles Travel Between Iran and Israel?

Iran’s ballistic missiles, with ranges of roughly 1,300–1,500 km to central Israel, are estimated to reach their targets in about 10–12 minutes after launch due to high-speed, arcing flight paths. Cruise missiles, which fly slower, could take roughly two hours, and UAV drones might take up to nine hours to cover the same distance, according to defense assessments. These varied timelines affect warning systems, defensive responses and strategic planning in the region.

Reported by Times of Israel / El País reporting · How we write briefs

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