Iran has reportedly destroyed a significant and costly radar system, the AN/EPS-132, in Qatar, according to Jin10. This radar is crucial for the Patriot/THAAD systems, with an estimated cost exceeding $1.1 billion. Rebuilding such a radar could take between three to eight years. Additionally, another radar system, the AN/TPS-59, was destroyed in Bahrain, and its replacement might take 12 to 24 months. The construction of these radars requires a substantial amount of gallium.

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<p>Iran has reportedly destroyed significant radar systems in Qatar and Bahrain, including the AN/EPS-132, which is vital for the Patriot/THAAD systems and costs over $1.1 billion to replace. Rebuilding this radar could take 3 to 8 years, while the AN/TPS-59 in Bahrain may take 12 to 24 months to replace. The construction of these radars requires a substantial amount of gallium.</p>

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Iran Destroys Critical Radar Systems in Qatar and Bahrain