BEIRUT - SABA: Today, Sunday, the military media in the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah published an identification card explaining the features of the "Fadi 1" and "Fadi 2" missiles, which were used by Hezbollah, at dawn today, during its targeting of the base and airport of "Ramat David", and the "Rafael" company for Zionist military industries, in northern occupied Palestine.
According to the videos released by Hezbollah, the Fadi 1 and Fadi 2 missiles are tactical surface-to-surface missiles used in non-point area-based shelling.
The video indicated that the missile "Fadi 1" is used in intensive bombardment to confuse defense systems, and can be launched from fixed and mobile positions, and the missile is used to disrupt supply lines and target bases far from the front lines.
The Fadi 1 missile features an 83-kilogram explosive warhead, a caliber of 220 mm, a length of six meters, and a range of about 70 km.
Hezbollah's military media revealed that the Fadi 1 missile entered service in 2006 during the July War.
In another video, Hezbollah said that the Fadi 2 missile carries a high-explosive warhead, making it effective against fortified positions, both for infrastructure and large concentrations of enemy forces.
The Fadi 2 missile features a 170-kilogram explosive warhead, a caliber of 302 mm, a length of six meters, and a range of about 100 km.
Hezbollah's military media revealed that the Fadi 2 missile entered service in 2006 during the July War.
Today, Hezbollah Deputy Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem said during the funerals of the great jihadist leader Ibrahim Aqeel and Mahmoud Hamad: "We have entered a new phase in the battle entitled the battle of open account."
According to the videos released by Hezbollah, the Fadi 1 and Fadi 2 missiles are tactical surface-to-surface missiles used in non-point area-based shelling.
The video indicated that the missile "Fadi 1" is used in intensive bombardment to confuse defense systems, and can be launched from fixed and mobile positions, and the missile is used to disrupt supply lines and target bases far from the front lines.
The Fadi 1 missile features an 83-kilogram explosive warhead, a caliber of 220 mm, a length of six meters, and a range of about 70 km.
Hezbollah's military media revealed that the Fadi 1 missile entered service in 2006 during the July War.
In another video, Hezbollah said that the Fadi 2 missile carries a high-explosive warhead, making it effective against fortified positions, both for infrastructure and large concentrations of enemy forces.
The Fadi 2 missile features a 170-kilogram explosive warhead, a caliber of 302 mm, a length of six meters, and a range of about 100 km.
Hezbollah's military media revealed that the Fadi 2 missile entered service in 2006 during the July War.
Today, Hezbollah Deputy Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem said during the funerals of the great jihadist leader Ibrahim Aqeel and Mahmoud Hamad: "We have entered a new phase in the battle entitled the battle of open account."