Israeli airstrike in Syria destroyed Iranian missiles
The Israeli website Intel Times said that the Israeli army,
in its attack on the Syrian city of Musayaf, managed to destroy dozens of Iranian-made
“Earthquake 2” missiles.
According to the site, the Israeli attack targeted medium
and long-range Iranian missile factories and was able to destroy them
completely.
The missiles that were destroyed carried warheads weighing
up to half a ton, and they can be developed to increase range and accuracy.
The report added that Iran tried to exploit the period of
the Israeli elections to unload cargo in Damascus through a 747 aircraft belonging
to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Tifor military airport.
The Iranian Television Commission revealed in September 2018
that Iran had a project to develop the "Earthquake 2" and convert
from short-range missiles to precision ballistic missiles.
Syrian television reported Saturday that Israeli planes
bombed a military post near the Syrian province of Hama.
SANA said the Israeli aircraft targeted "one of the
military positions near the city of Musayaf in the countryside of Hama."
"Our air defense dealt with hostile missiles and some
were destroyed before reaching their targets,” SANA reported, adding that some
buildings were destroyed and three troops were injured.
