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Saudi Arabia tip missiles against Iran and Israel editors. Posted July 12, 2013 at 9:16.
Missiles aimed at Iran and Israel. The 'Saudi Arabia runs for cover, feels threatened. A series of satellite images show a previously unknown military base, from which it would be possible to launch a missile attack on the two countries.
This was revealed exclusively to The Telegraph, that the photos reveal two launch pads facing north-west and north-east, and then to Tel Aviv and Tehran. They are designed to launch long-range missiles, between 1,500 and 2,500 kilometers.
The base is located in Al-Watah, 125 km south-west of Riyadh. It was discovered Military Institute IHS Jane's Intelligence airbus stage Review in the course of a research project on the Saudi military capacity, and is thought to have been built in the last five years with the aim to deal with all forms of tension in the Gulf.
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Saudi Arabia tip missiles against Iran and Israel editors. Posted July 12, 2013 at 9:16.
Missiles aimed at Iran and Israel. The 'Saudi Arabia runs for cover, feels threatened. A series of satellite images show a previously unknown military base, from which it would be possible to launch a missile attack on the two countries.
This was revealed exclusively to The Telegraph, that the photos reveal two launch pads facing north-west and north-east, and then to Tel Aviv and Tehran. They are designed to launch long-range missiles, between 1,500 and 2,500 kilometers.
The base is located in Al-Watah, 125 km south-west of Riyadh. It was discovered Military Institute IHS Jane's Intelligence airbus stage Review in the course of a research project on the Saudi military capacity, and is thought to have been built in the last five years with the aim to deal with all forms of tension in the Gulf.
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