What did the Iranian missile “Hajj Qassem” do in Israel …

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Iran said it has used a new type of ballistic missile in the recent strikes on Israel, according to the state’s Fars News Agency, which reported Israel’s exposure to a ballistic missile directed from the “Hajj Qassem”, during a wave of strikes that continued on Sunday night.

The Iranian Defense Minister, General Aziz Naseer Zadeh, told Iranian TV on May 4 that the new missile would be able to overcome defenses such as the American missile defense system (Thaad), which was deployed in Israel, in addition to the defenses of Patriot missiles and other regimes used by Israel.

Iran unveiled the missile in early May, saying that it operates with solid fuel, with a range of 1,200 km, and is equipped with a mapal warhead that can penetrate the missile defense systems, according to the Iranian Tasnim News Agency.

Iran announced that it had used the “Imad”, “Qadir” and “Khyber” missiles in its attack on Haifa and Tel Aviv, the Israeli, which caused a massive explosion and great destruction.

Hussein Dahqan, the then Iranian Defense Minister, said that this missile is the first Iranian missile to control and direct it until it hit its target.

The “Imad” missile is considered a medium -range ballistic -land missile, and it is a developed version of the “Qadr” missile.

The “Imad” missile is 1700 km and weighs 17.5 tons, and it can carry a 750 -kilogram warhead, while its diameter is 1.25 meters, and its length is 15.5 meters.

This, the speed of the Iranian missile, Imad 11, is accurately of 10 meters, and it can be launched from a mobile or fixed platform, according to Russia today.

Its amended design allows the possibility of detonating his war head at a high altitude over the target, making it more suitable for air attacks.

The missile is characterized by a guidance system that increases the accuracy of the targeting significantly, equipped with a separate war -capable war and has the ability to change its path in the last stage of flying.

In the “Imad” missile, 4 blades increase its stability and give it a high maneuvering capacity and then a higher degree of accuracy.

The missile was named after Imad Mughniyeh, one of the most prominent military leaders in Hezbollah, which Israel assassinated in February 2008 in Syria, and was said to be the founder of the “Radwan Unit”.