The war between the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah and Israel continues and has already shown how cyberattacks can spread the matter in Spain and around the world. An example of this is the famous explosive “pagers” and “walkie-talkies”, which left nine dead and almost 3,000 injured and about which various theories were developed on how it was possible to detonate thousands of these devices at the same time. Today, this conflict is back in the news because Iranian ballistic missile discovered in Lebanon after Israeli attack.
Under the rubble of a building in Mount Lebanon, and after an Israeli airstrike, Israeli forces discovered an Iranian ballistic missile, notably the Fateh-110. An event which represents the first concrete proof that Hezbollah possesses this powerful weapon. As reported by specialized media Defense Blogit is a missile which has a range of approximately 250 to 300 kilometers and It is capable of launching a nuclear warhead weighing up to 500 kilograms..
The Fateh-110 ballistic missile, developed by Iran, can also be equipped with precision guidance systems and He is known for his mobility and precision. Its warhead can be equipped with various payloads, making it a versatile weapon in both offensive and defensive roles. In addition, it is generally intended to carry a chemical explosive charge or submunitions, and is believed to have nuclear capability.
The aftermath of an airstrike on a Hezbollah launch site provides visual confirmation that Hezbollah possesses the Iranian Fateh-110 missile
The missile can carry a payload of half a ton of explosives and has a range of 200 to 300 km, meaning it can reach anywhere in Israel. pic.twitter.com/tWR3i6nY7D
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On social networks, like X, formerly Twitter, some footage of the moment this ballistic missile was found in Lebanon almost buried under the rubble of a building. An event that has caused various analysts to express concerns that Hezbollah could use precision guidance systems with the Fateh-110, which would allow them to attack critical infrastructure with greater precision.
It should be noted that the Israeli airstrike, which was part of the ongoing military campaign against Hezbollah’s missile infrastructuretargeted an alleged arms depot in Mount Lebanon. And Israel has not stopped its efforts to attack the Lebanese militant group’s missile arsenals in Lebanon and Syria, as the group’s growing missile capability deems them a strategic threat.
The discovery also comes after several years of speculation about the possibility of Iran supplying advanced missile systems to Hezbollah. Additionally, some reports suggest that the Lebanese militant group has had access to Fateh-110 since around 2014; although now it is this is the first time that a missile of this type has been discovered and confirmed on Lebanese soil.
