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(Israel Defense) Ronen Solomon and Amir Rapaport - Satellite photography taken of the site near Latakia in Syria, which foreign publications claim was the site of an Israeli attack 10 days ago, prove that the targets of the attack were advanced Russian-made S-125 antiaircraft missile launchers. The launchers were in the process of undergoing upgrades, which made them a substantial threat. The satellite photos were taken on the actual day of the attack several hours before the missile batteries were destroyed. 2013-11-14 00:00:00Full Article
Photos Reveal Advanced Antiaircraft Missiles in Syria
(Israel Defense) Ronen Solomon and Amir Rapaport - Satellite photography taken of the site near Latakia in Syria, which foreign publications claim was the site of an Israeli attack 10 days ago, prove that the targets of the attack were advanced Russian-made S-125 antiaircraft missile launchers. The launchers were in the process of undergoing upgrades, which made them a substantial threat. The satellite photos were taken on the actual day of the attack several hours before the missile batteries were destroyed. 2013-11-14 00:00:00Full Article
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