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Site found where Iran building 6,000 km ballistic missile
New satellite imagery exposed a site where Iran was developing long-range ballistic missiles, the London-based Times reported Friday.
On February 4, Iran launched a “research rocket” as part of its space program, the Islamic Republic announced. Experts have estimated since then, however, that the rocket launch was in fact a field test of Shihab-type ballistic missile.
But four days after the launch another intriguing feature of the test became apparent: analysis of photographs taken by the Digital Globe QuickBird satellite indicated that the launch site of Kavoshgar 1, as the Shihab missile was dubbed by the Iranians, is also the site where Iran is busy developing ballistic missiles with a range of about 6,000 km...
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Hamas has built up a force of 20,000
Since 2005’s disengagement from the Gaza Strip, Hamas has forged a formidable military of 20,000 men, many of whom have been trained in Iran and Lebanon, an Israeli think tank said in report issued on Thursday.
Entitled “Hamas’s Military Buildup in the Gaza Strip,” the report - compiled by the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center - detailed the structure of the Hamas military force in Gaza, naming commanders of its various brigades and the types of weapons it had succeeded in smuggling in from Egypt via tunnels underneath the Philadelphi Corridor.
According to the think tank, which receives its information from the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), Hamas’s military buildup will take a few years to finish...
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