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(New York Times) Anne Barnard and Eric Schmitt - Hizbullah has been moving long-range missiles to Lebanon from Syria, including Scud D missiles that can strike deep into Israel, Israeli security analyst Ronen Bergman, who has close contacts with Israeli intelligence officials, said Thursday. The missiles being moved also include Scud C's, medium-range Fateh rockets that were made in Iran, Fajr rockets and shoulder-fired antiaircraft weapons. Israel struck inside Syria at least five times in 2013, seeking to destroy weapons systems bound for Hizbullah.2014-01-03 00:00:00Full Article
Hizbullah Moving Long-Range Missiles from Syria to Lebanon
(New York Times) Anne Barnard and Eric Schmitt - Hizbullah has been moving long-range missiles to Lebanon from Syria, including Scud D missiles that can strike deep into Israel, Israeli security analyst Ronen Bergman, who has close contacts with Israeli intelligence officials, said Thursday. The missiles being moved also include Scud C's, medium-range Fateh rockets that were made in Iran, Fajr rockets and shoulder-fired antiaircraft weapons. Israel struck inside Syria at least five times in 2013, seeking to destroy weapons systems bound for Hizbullah.2014-01-03 00:00:00Full Article
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