Повторяю для тупорылых Ебанашек: ущерб приченённый Израилю иранской атакой минимально-косметический,
однако заслуживает сурового возмездия, которое неизбежно последует!
Под таким мощным ракетным ударом замечательная система ХЕЦ сработала прекрасно,
несколько ракет упали по открытой местности, где и взорвались.
Остальные были перехвачены!
К сожалению их обломки пока не научились отлавливать, чтобы полностью нейтрализовать.
Из всех повреждений самое большое по пустой школе в Хедере,
и обломками ракеты по крыше пустого ангара в авиабазe Неватим.
3 человека пострадали от шока, один убитый палестинец в Иерихоне.
Израиль крошечная страна, окружённая смертельными врагами,
где если б даже захотели армия и правительство скрыть правду о повреждениях или дополнительных жертвах
- только бы подорвали свой авторитет.
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Satellite imagery appears to show damage at air base after Iranian missile strike
Photo shows hole in roof of hangar at Nevatim, in southern Israel, with no other apparent damage;
IDF has said its capabilities were unharmed
3 October 2024, 2:37 pm
A satellite photo of Israel's Nevatim air base after Iran's missile attack appears to show damage to hangar roof, October 2, 2024 (Planet Labs PBC via AP)
New satellite images of a key Israeli military air base appear to show a large hole in the roof of an aircraft hangar,
indicating damage caused by a missile fired by Iran Tuesday in its massive barrage on Israel.
Images of the Nevatim air base in southern Israel on Wednesday show the damage to the roof in a row of buildings near a runway.
Large pieces of debris can be seen spread around the building.
Nevatim is home to the Israeli Air Force’s most advanced aircraft, including US-produced F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter jets.
However, the damage was deemed “ineffective,” meaning that no harm was caused to the continuous operations of the Israeli Air Force or to fighter jets, drones, other aircraft, munitions, or critical infrastructure.
The missile impacts damaged office buildings and maintenance areas in the bases, according to the military.
Missiles launched from Iran towards Israel are seen in the West Bank city of Nablus, October 1, 2024. (AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed)
Tuesday’s Iranian salvo consisted of some 180 missiles and sent almost 10 million people into bomb shelters throughout Israel as projectiles and interceptors exploded in the skies above.
No Israelis were hurt by the missiles. One Palestinian man was killed in Jericho when the fuselage of an apparently intercepted missile slammed into the street as he walked by.
However, Jerusalem has vowed a significant response this time.