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(Jerusalem Post) Amir Bohbot - Lt.-Col. G., 39, who led the drone operations targeting Iran, said, "Every [Iranian rocket] launcher we hit means one less missile that could land in Beersheba, Bat Yam, Holon, or Tel Aviv. I was positively surprised by how effectively we disrupted Iranian launches. Sometimes, just hearing the drone's buzz was enough to deter a launch." He recalls the successful strike on the Khorramshahr-4 - one of Iran's most dangerous missiles. "It's their biggest missile. Range of over 1,500 km. A 1,500-kg warhead - three times more than those fired at us - and it can carry a nuclear payload. We smashed it. Then we saw all the Iranians fleeing - and there was no site left." That same day, his five-year-old daughter said: "Today there was no Red Alert." 2025-07-13 00:00:00Full Article
IDF Drone Commander Recounts Striking Iranian Missiles
(Jerusalem Post) Amir Bohbot - Lt.-Col. G., 39, who led the drone operations targeting Iran, said, "Every [Iranian rocket] launcher we hit means one less missile that could land in Beersheba, Bat Yam, Holon, or Tel Aviv. I was positively surprised by how effectively we disrupted Iranian launches. Sometimes, just hearing the drone's buzz was enough to deter a launch." He recalls the successful strike on the Khorramshahr-4 - one of Iran's most dangerous missiles. "It's their biggest missile. Range of over 1,500 km. A 1,500-kg warhead - three times more than those fired at us - and it can carry a nuclear payload. We smashed it. Then we saw all the Iranians fleeing - and there was no site left." That same day, his five-year-old daughter said: "Today there was no Red Alert." 2025-07-13 00:00:00Full Article
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