Growing “Israeli” Fear: After Scud Missiles, More Advanced Missiles Doom “Israeli” Anti-Missile System Useless
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A Syrian twin of the Iranian Fateh-100 is the talk of the hour on the "Israeli" platform...
After the uproar on Syria delivering Scud missiles to Hizbullah, "Israeli" media claimed now came the turn of M-600 rockets that are now between the hands of Hizbullah thanks to Syria as well, according to alarmed "Israeli" sources.
According to the "Israeli" media, which is troubled by the new Hizbullah capabilities, a Syrian copy of the Iranian Fateh-110, has a range of 300km and carries a half-ton warhead. If fired from southern Lebanon it would be capable of hitting Tel Aviv.
The new rockets are also more accurate and destructive than the previous ones. They have violated the balance of deterrence between "Israel" and the Resistance especially that Hizbullah would be able, thanks to them, to deliver a severe blow at the depth of the "Israeli" front. Furthermore, the "Israeli" anti-missile systems are believed to be unable of facing such types of rockets.
"The military supervision has allowed the circulation of information stating that new rockets delivered by Syria to Hizbullah, whether Scud or M-600, make it possible for Hizbullah to deliver a severe blow to the depth of the internal "Israeli" front," a host in the "Israeli" Television, channel 2, said.
M-600 is another name of rockets and missiles that entered the balance of deterrence and the equilibrium of terror in the region at the time "Israel" is becoming more concerned day after another of the strengthening of the Resistance's capabilities...
Moreover, speaking to the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee on Tuesday, Brig. Gen. Yossi Baidatz, who heads Military Intelligence's research department, said Scuds are "the tip of the iceberg of Syria's arms transfers to Hizbullah."
According to data published by the conference of protection against missiles in "Israel", Hizbullah has deployed around 200 rockets of this type throughout Lebanon while Syria has still around 500 rockets of the same type.
"This means that Hizbullah can choose its targets and hit the "Israeli" infrastructure and obstruct the energy stations in "Israel". It also can deliver severe blows at the airports and disturb the work of the army," one expert said.
"Israel has sought to prevent the passing of these arms to Hizbullah but all attempts failed," another military expert claimed. "This is a very concerning and alarming development," he warned.
A Syrian twin of the Iranian Fateh-100 is the talk of the hour on the "Israeli" platform...
After the uproar on Syria delivering Scud missiles to Hizbullah, "Israeli" media claimed now came the turn of M-600 rockets that are now between the hands of Hizbullah thanks to Syria as well, according to alarmed "Israeli" sources.
According to the "Israeli" media, which is troubled by the new Hizbullah capabilities, a Syrian copy of the Iranian Fateh-110, has a range of 300km and carries a half-ton warhead. If fired from southern Lebanon it would be capable of hitting Tel Aviv.
The new rockets are also more accurate and destructive than the previous ones. They have violated the balance of deterrence between "Israel" and the Resistance especially that Hizbullah would be able, thanks to them, to deliver a severe blow at the depth of the "Israeli" front. Furthermore, the "Israeli" anti-missile systems are believed to be unable of facing such types of rockets.
"The military supervision has allowed the circulation of information stating that new rockets delivered by Syria to Hizbullah, whether Scud or M-600, make it possible for Hizbullah to deliver a severe blow to the depth of the internal "Israeli" front," a host in the "Israeli" Television, channel 2, said.
M-600 is another name of rockets and missiles that entered the balance of deterrence and the equilibrium of terror in the region at the time "Israel" is becoming more concerned day after another of the strengthening of the Resistance's capabilities...
Moreover, speaking to the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee on Tuesday, Brig. Gen. Yossi Baidatz, who heads Military Intelligence's research department, said Scuds are "the tip of the iceberg of Syria's arms transfers to Hizbullah."
According to data published by the conference of protection against missiles in "Israel", Hizbullah has deployed around 200 rockets of this type throughout Lebanon while Syria has still around 500 rockets of the same type.
"This means that Hizbullah can choose its targets and hit the "Israeli" infrastructure and obstruct the energy stations in "Israel". It also can deliver severe blows at the airports and disturb the work of the army," one expert said.
"Israel has sought to prevent the passing of these arms to Hizbullah but all attempts failed," another military expert claimed. "This is a very concerning and alarming development," he warned.
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