Israeli airstrike that killed dozens in Rafah carried out using type of bomb supplied by US
- "Footage obtained by CNN showed scores of people seeking cover from an assault in Rafah, with the camp engulfed in flames."
- "Remnants of munitions at the camp matched serial numbers from a California-based manufacturer of GBU-39 parts, suggesting the bombs originated from the US."
- "The bombs used in the assault were likely manufactured in the US, as indicated by matching serial numbers.
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Cuatro expertos en armas declararon que el ejército israelí utilizó una bomba de precisión fabricada en Estados Unidos en un ataque que mató al menos a 45 personas en el sur de Gaza el domingo, después de revisar la evidencia visual proporcionada a The Washington Post. Los fragmentos de una SDB GBU-39, munición de precisión de pequeño diámetro y 250 libras, fueron encontrados cerca del lugar del ataque en un campamento en Rafah, donde los testig…
Israel used US-made bombs in strike that killed dozens in Rafah - West Hawaii Today
The bombs used in the Israeli strike that killed dozens of Palestinians in a camp for displaced people in Rafah in the Gaza Strip on Sunday were made in the United States, according to weapons experts and visual evidence reviewed by The New York Times.
Blinken 'Unsure' If Israel Used U.S.-Made Bombs In Strike On Rafah Camp That Killed 45 Gazans
Israel reportedly used U.S.-made and supplied GBU-39 bombs to strike Rafah's displacement camp on May 26, which ultimately led to a fire that killed over 40 people. The New York Times analysed the munitions debris at the strike site and spotted an unique identification number that the U.S. has assigned to an arms maker who produces such bombs. However when asked about the reports, the U.S. secretary of state appeared unsure if Israel used U.S. b…
Israel dropped US-made bombs on Rafah - National Zero
Analysts who reviewed photos of a bomb dropped by Israeli forces on Rafah in Gaza that killed dozens of people was a US-made guided munition, CBS News reports. A photojournalist on the scene assembled fragments of the munition that included English words and other markings hinting it came from the US. “I instantly knew the housing was a GBU [guided bomb unit],” former US Army bomb disposal specialist Trevor Ball said after seeing photographs. “…
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Portland Press HeraldExperts say Israel used U.S.-made bomb in deadly Rafah strike
Weapons experts identified the fragments as an SDB GBU-39, a 250-pound small-diameter precision bomb.
At least 45 people died and more than 200 were injured after a fire broke out following an attack by the Israeli army on the outskirts of the southernmost city of Gaza
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