Israeli air-to-surface missile ‘Rampage’ used in alleged Iran attack

WION

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Private Equity: Invesco

Israeli air-to-surface missile ‘Rampage’ used in alleged Iran attack

According to a report, the missile employed in the suspected Israeli strike on a military facility near Isfahan in Iran was identified as 'Rampage'. The Rampage missile is an advanced air-to-surface missile developed by Israel Aerospace Industries and Israeli Military Industries Systems. Designed to be highly precise and versatile, the Rampage is capable of striking a variety of targets with pinpoint accuracy. It is one of the most powerful weapo

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

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Media Conglomerate: Südwestdeutsche Medien Holding

Middle East: Why Iran plays down the Israeli attack

On the night of Friday, Israel apparently attacked Iran. In the US media, there was talk of rockets, Iran denies that. What strategies are the parties to the conflict following?

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Israeli attack on targets in Isfahan, possibly carried out by Mossad, experts say

It is possible that the Israeli attack near an Iranian nuclear site on Thursday night may have been a hit by Mossad on Iranian territory, two experts told The Sun.

France24

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Government: Government of France

Iran dismisses reported Israeli retaliatory attack in Isfahan

The Daily Wire

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Individual: Ben Shapiro

Iran Attempts To Dismiss Israeli Strike As ‘Not A Big Deal,’ Not An ‘External Attack’

The Islamic Republic of Iran attempted to save face on Friday morning by dismissing reports of Israeli airstrikes in the country. Israel’s strike, which was limited in scale, came in response to an unprecedented missile and drone barrage, more than 300 in total, launched by Iran last week. Israel, the U.S., U.K., Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and U.A.E. defended against Iran’s attack last weekend, downing 99% of the projectiles fired at Israel. U.S. and…