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    Scheitern diese von der Hisbollah abgefeuerten Raketen massenhaft oder werden sie von der israelischen Iron Beam abgefangen?

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    2. pixeltackle on

      I don’t see anything in the video that would think Iron Beam was reaching these; but I don’t know why so many would fail other than the DIY nature of these projectiles

    4. Sanpaku on

      The warheads appear to be exploding while the rocket engine is still in burn stage.

      My guess: this batch used defective fuzes on the warheads that detonated as soon as armed (it takes a number of revolutions of the spinning rocket on Grad type rockets). If I were Mossad, I might make a project of sending such defective fuzes to Hezbollah buyers.

    6. PipsqueakPilot on

      This looks like a bad batch of missiles. One purely hypothetical cause could see something like an inexperienced chemist screwing up the rocket motor recipe.

    9. davver on

      These are iron dome missiles heading away from the camera and into the background.

    10. cheesebot555 on

      Again with this nonsense.

      These are operator failures, not laser point defense interceptions.

    11. pocket_eggs on

      They’re not failing they’re just curving away from us and into the distance, not coming towards us and falling down, it’s just a funny perspective.

    14. tokaj-tide on

      My mind still can’t understand how I get basically anally molested by airport security if I leave a small glass of juice in my bag, yet Hezbollah, which is apparently a thing in Lebanon, and I’ll be honest I still don’t really understand what it even is, casually has more missiles and rockets lying around than some wealthy first-world countries, like it’s just a commodity everyone has in their backyard.

    18. Thrashdaddy9 on

      Too bad this sub doesn’t allow gifs😂 the Willam Defoe would fit perfectly here

    19. envalemdor on

      If Israel or US had such weapon that can destroy a projectile within 50-100m away from its source with a range of at least 300km, well then, **they’d take time to set it up in gulf countries before the war since most projectiles Iran fires at them would be in range for this weapon.**

      My money is on DIY nature of these rockets or a clandestine operation

    23. KanonBalls on

      What Hesbollah and hamas have are glorified firecrackers not more. Isreal is using bunker busters on them.

    26. National_Warthog_468 on

      I read that it’s Iron Dome acting up, not Hezbollah’s rocket.

      Can anyone confirm?

    28. Abject-Investment-42 on

      To me it looks like the rockets use some gas driven course correction device to move to a flatter course after a nearly vertical start, not like a malfunction or early intercept. It would be rather sophisticated for Hezbollah but not outside of at least Iranian engineers reach. Flatter trajectory may mean lower likelihood of intercept.

    31. Boborbot on

      You just know any unfortunate Lebanese these fall on get added to the Israeli death count

    33. zivLeiderman on

      Yeah those are Israeli interceptors flying away from the camera and intercepting Hezbolla rockets just fine.. thta’s why some look like they exploding in the air.. they are, into an incoming rockets.

      A faulty rocket never keeps this beautiful trajectory; these are maneuvering away nicely towards their targets. 10/10

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