Rofl.
An airliner is a mobile, 3D target. To be hit with a missile that has no ranging or bearing guidance, only 2D coordinate guidance in the terminal phase, is one of supremely bad luck.
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An airliner is a mobile, 3D target. To be hit with a missile that has no ranging or bearing guidance, only 2D coordinate guidance in the terminal phase, is one of supremely bad luck.
Was about to post this. This is footage of Palestinians in the West Bank parading a spent stage. It looks like a Fattah-1, with elongated fins extending past the base.
Edit: A much clearer picture of a spent stage:
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If the US wants to stop Israel they can do so whenever they please. Israel is critically dependent on the US to keep their armed forces supplied with ammunition and spare parts.
Obviously I was talking about SAMs. Not so long ago, Iran shot down an airliner in anticipation of a retaliatory attack that never took place.
Probably a lot more. there's a reason why the US haven't invaded Iran yet despite being the biggest threat to US hegemony in the middle east
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In the audio you could hear someone screaming in delight. Also some of the missile falls into their targets faster than others.
Of the 200 missiles Iran launched, I saw about 25-30 impacts in the videos. A similar number of endo-atmospheric intercepts. The exo-atmospheric intercepts are harder to spot, but I did see one. Possibly SM-3 again. Furthermore, these intercepts would likely have taken place outside Israel’s borders. What we see in the videos are missiles that got through the first layer of defense.
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EXACTLY. Why don't put a stop to this dog? Why everyone in the White House is afraid of Netanyahu?
Looks like they are hitting multiple target across Israel, that just one.