Iran adds guidance systems to Hamas, Hezbullah rockets
Lest you think that the only way Iran can be a menace to peace is through nuclear weapons, the Iranians have now provided guidance systems for the unguided missiles of Hamas and Hezbullah, enabling them to do a 'better' job of killing Israeli civilians (God forbid).“We are facing a significant leap in the projectile capability,” said Israeli Brig.-Gen. Doron Gavish, chief of the Air Defense Command.How did they do all this equipping without anyone here knowing about it until now?
Uzi Rubin, former head of the Israel Missile Defense Organization, said, “The enemy has achieved aerial supremacy without even having aircraft.”
Rubin said Iran’s Fateh-110 rocket, which has an enhanced range of 300 km. and has been exported to Hizbullah and Syria, has become fully-guided.
This would enable Hizbullah and Syria to strike critical Israeli facilities with dozens rather than hundreds of rockets.
Syria was also said to be enhancing the guidance system on its Scud-D ballistic missile, tipped with a chemical warhead.
Rubin said Hizbullah and Syria have 1,500 warheads could strike the Tel Aviv area. “This is a revolution,” he said.
This changes Hamas (yes, they got them too) and Hezbullah into a military threat and not 'just' a terror threat.
What could go wrong?
Labels: Hamas threats, Hezbullah, Iran, missile guidance systems, Syria
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 6:21 PM
1 Comments:
Good news!
While Israel's government is consumed with throttling the revanants, it missed this development!
What could go wrong indeed
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