Swift and Tricky: Iran's New "Sedjil" Rockets Give Israel a Run for Its Money
Iran launches Sedshil missiles towards Israel
Get ready to dive into the thick of it as we unravel the latest escalation in the Middle East conflict. Israel has found itself in the crosshairs yet again, this time facing Iran's most advanced "Sedjil" rockets. Cue the sirens, folks, as people take cover in bunkers across Israel.
Iran's military (The Revolutionary Guards) didn't hold back when they showcased their firepower, launching their deadliest, hard-to-detect "Sedjil" rockets for the first time, according to Iranian media. These weapons, known for their solid-fuel propulsion, are like a wolf in sheep's clothing. They're cutting-edge, quick to deploy, and far tougher to locate than their liquid-fuel counterparts, giving the Iranian military a significant edge.
These baby killers can carry warheads weighing up to a ton! Yikes! The Israeli army reported the attacks, stating that their defense systems are in action to intercept these threatening missiles. Warning sirens echoed across numerous regions, including Tel Aviv. Residents in the country's heart were urged to seek shelter but have since been given the all-clear.
Reports indicate that one of these missiles made it into Israeli territory and was successfully shot down. However, one rocket fragment managed to hit a vehicle, luckily only causing minor injuries to the driver. Meanwhile, Iran's television urged Haifa's residents to evacuate, stating that military facilities there were under attack.
Tensions have been high between Israel and Iran, with rocket attacks hailing from Iran in recent nights. Israel retaliated with unprecedented force last Friday, targeting nuclear facilities and military installations in Iran, causing casualties among high-ranking military officials and nuclear scientists. Since the conflict began, an estimated 24 lives have been lost and over 800 injured in Israel, with 224 civilians and 188 injured in Iran, according to official reports.
On a lighter note, fear is said to be subsiding among Israel's population, with Blufarb stating that the increased Iranian threats no longer have the same unsettling effect they once did.
So, there you have it—more drama in the Middle East like a never-ending soap opera! Stay tuned for more updates on this nail-biting conflict.
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The Iranian "Sedjil" rockets, recently fired at Israel, are part of a family of Iranian solid-fueled medium-range ballistic missiles. The Sedjil is a significant upgrade in Iran's ballistic missile capabilities, boasting solid fuel, two stages, and medium-range strike capability that threaten Israeli targets with rapid and difficult-to-counter launches. [1][2][5]
The Commission has also been consulted on the draft budget regarding the escalating Middle East conflict, particularly the use of funds for defense and diplomacy in response to Iran's new "Sedjil" rockets. Meanwhile, the ongoing Iran conflict continues to dominate politics and general news, with war-and-conflicts section constantly updated with the latest developments in Tehran and Tel Aviv.
