Israel confirms joint missile test with US in the Mediterranean
The Defense Ministry announced Tuesday that Israel and the United States had successfully conducted a joint missile test in the Mediterranean Sea, a short time after Russia said it had detected a missile launch in the area.And what is an Anchor missile? The Anchor is part of Israel's Arrow missile defense system program.
The statement by the Defense Ministry said that the test of the Anchor missile took place at around 9:15 A.M. Israel time, which coincides with the report by Moscow that it had detected two ballistic missiles launched from the same region of the sea.
The Russian embassy in Damascus, however, was quick to affirm that there was no evidence of a missile strike on Syria.
Let's go to the videotape.
Labels: anti-missile systems, Arrow 3
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 3:02 PM
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And first thing on Drudge this morning is the Obama Death-to-Israel Squad denying that the US was involved in any "test." What a bunch of murderous jerks.
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