'Distrutta metà dei missili di precisione di Hezbollah'

Media: 'Danni a capacità di lanciare raffiche centinaia ordigni'
epa11621931 Smoke and fire are seen at the site of an Israeli airstrike that targeted Lebanese villages, as seen from Marjaayoun, southern Lebanon, 24 September 2024. Thousands of people fled southern Lebanon after an evacuation warning by the Israeli army, which on 23 September announced that it had launched 'extensive' airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in the country. According to Lebanon's Ministry of Health, at least 492 people have been killed and more than 1,645 have been injured following continued airstrikes on southern Lebanese towns and villages. EPA/STR
epa11621931 Smoke and fire are seen at the site of an Israeli airstrike that targeted Lebanese villages, as seen from Marjaayoun, southern Lebanon, 24 September 2024. Thousands of people fled southern Lebanon after an evacuation warning by the Israeli army, which on 23 September announced that it had launched 'extensive' airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in the country. According to Lebanon's Ministry of Health, at least 492 people have been killed and more than 1,645 have been injured following continued airstrikes on southern Lebanese towns and villages. EPA/STR

TEL AVIV, 24 SET - Un alto funzionario israeliano ha dichiarato al notiziario di Channel 12 che solo la metà dei missili di precisione di cui disponeva Hezbollah sono rimasti utilizzabili. Secondo la fonte, dei razzi con gittata fino a 40 chilometri che il gruppo sciita avevano in dotazione alla vigilia della guerra, è rimasto solo un quarto. Inoltre, "la capacità di lanciare contemporaneamente una raffica coordinata di centinaia di razzi e missili, in grado di sopraffare i sistemi di difesa aerea, è stata danneggiata". (ANSA).

Argomenti:TEL AVIV

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