Rafael’s Ice and Sea Breaker readies for production
Rafael has shared with Shephard that its air-launched Ice Breaker and surface-launched Sea Breaker missile systems were contracted by two customers approximately two years ago and that production would begin shortly.
While the Israeli defence and technology company declined to comment when asked if it was one or both missile types that had been contracted for, both systems are identical other than the booster and launch cannister of the Sea Breaker.
The Sea Breaker was unveiled in 2021 and the Ice Breaker followed a year later. The missile features a low radar cross-section, thanks to the extensive use of composite
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