Israeli Satellite Company Claims S-300 in Syria 'Not Yet Operational'
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Channel: World Of Weapon · 2018 · News & Politics
Israeli Satellite Company Claims S-300 in Syria 'Not Yet Operational' Late last month, the Israeli satellite imaging company ImageSat International released images of what it claimed was the first site for one of the S-300 missile systems delivered by Russia to Syria. The site was located in the northwest of the town of Masyaf, according to the company. The Israeli satellite imaging company ImageSat International (iSi) has claimed that the images of the S-300 long-range surface-to-air missile systems deployed to Syria indicate that these batteries have yet to be put into service there. Source : https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201811151069821309-syria-s-300-systems-satellite-images/ ______________________________________________________________________________ Thanks You For Watching..... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Site : https://worldofweapon.wordpress.com Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/worldofweapon16 Twitter : https://twitter.com/worldofweapon VK.com : https://vk.com/vk.worldofweapon Myspace : https://myspace.com/worldofweapon #S300 #S400 #AirMissileSystems #Missile #DefenceMissile Tags:- defence news,news,world news,weapon,asia news,military news,military,event,military event,defense news,,defence update, defense update,military update
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