This Is the Super Shield Against North Korea and Iran

Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) plays a vital role in the United States' strategy to establish a comprehensive, multi-tiered ballistic missile defense network.
The "high altitude" in the name refers to the capability of the system to intercept incoming missiles at endo- and exo-atmospheric altitudes, with a maximum engagement altitude of around 93 miles (150km) above the surface of the earth.
THAAD’s high-altitude intercept capability reduces the impact of enemy weapons before
they hit the ground, and its non-explosive kinetic effect (hit-to-kill) minimizes the possibility of detonation.
Nearly all sources agree that the THAAD missile system was developed to defend against hostile incoming threats like short-range, medium-range, and intermediate-range ballistic missiles, but not ICBMs.
This missile interceptor can also be combined with military surveillance satellites like Brilliant Eyes.
THAAD's massive firepower (up to 72 interceptors per battery), competent organic radar, and potent battle manager fire control capability that is interoperable with other ballistic missile defense system parts were all expressly built to counter mass raids.
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except that thaad would quickly lose iran's hypersonic missile bc there are no next generation satellites or radars and most certainly none in mid orbit, where it glides