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(Center for Strategic and International Studies) Anthony H. Cordesman and Aram Nerguizian - Hizbullah has not only rearmed, it has acquired longer-range and more effective rockets, greatly improved its command and control capabilities, and has augmented the survivability of its power structure in Lebanon. Iran is a declared chemical weapons power, and Syria almost certainly has been developing and producing some chemical weapons for several decades. Iran and Syria have at least unitary warheads and bombs that can be armed with nerve gas, and may have warheads and bombs with cluster munitions. 2010-07-01 10:44:40Full Article
The Arab-Israeli Military Balance in 2010
(Center for Strategic and International Studies) Anthony H. Cordesman and Aram Nerguizian - Hizbullah has not only rearmed, it has acquired longer-range and more effective rockets, greatly improved its command and control capabilities, and has augmented the survivability of its power structure in Lebanon. Iran is a declared chemical weapons power, and Syria almost certainly has been developing and producing some chemical weapons for several decades. Iran and Syria have at least unitary warheads and bombs that can be armed with nerve gas, and may have warheads and bombs with cluster munitions. 2010-07-01 10:44:40Full Article
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