Is it possible to launch two ICBM missiles simultaneously, where both are side by side, so that it looks like only one missile on radar. Or three missiles. Th

Is it possible to launch two ICBM missiles simultaneously, where both are side by side, so that it looks like only one missile on radar. Or three missiles. Then, the United States launches one missile defense to knock out one ICBM, but only to discover that there was another hidden missile flying next to it. Boom. Secondary missile hits its target. Mission Accomplished. Also, most ICBM are MIRV. So this defense missile must hit the ICBM before it splits up into 10 different warheads. Ask a friend: ICBM physicist