Satellite Images Show Damage at T-4 Airbase after Alleged Israeli Airstrike
An assessment by the Israeli satellite imaging company ImageSat International (ISI) has found that the alleged Israeli strike on the Syrian airbase had taken out elements that are likely part of an advanced UAV weapon system
IsraelDefense
| 05/06/2019
https://twitter.com/ImageSatIntl/status/1135960363273457665
Satellite images released Tuesday show that the alleged Israeli airstrike on Syria’s T-4 airbase overnight Sunday destroyed one or more elements that may be part of an advanced weapons system, possibly connected to Iran’s drone program in Syria.
According to the Israeli company ImageSat International (ISI), the strike destroyed “an element or a few, not an infrastructure, nearby an apron which lately hosted aircraft arriving from Tehran, Iran.”
“Since the attack targeted specific components, reasonably portable, it is assessed that they were of high importance,” ISI said, adding that it could have been “an advanced weapon system element, probably related to UAVs and possibly including a transportable ground control structure.”
An assessment by the Israeli satellite imaging company ImageSat International (ISI) has found that the alleged Israeli strike on the Syrian airbase had taken out elements that are likely part of an advanced UAV weapon system
https://twitter.com/ImageSatIntl/status/1135960363273457665
Satellite images released Tuesday show that the alleged Israeli airstrike on Syria’s T-4 airbase overnight Sunday destroyed one or more elements that may be part of an advanced weapons system, possibly connected to Iran’s drone program in Syria.
According to the Israeli company ImageSat International (ISI), the strike destroyed “an element or a few, not an infrastructure, nearby an apron which lately hosted aircraft arriving from Tehran, Iran.”
“Since the attack targeted specific components, reasonably portable, it is assessed that they were of high importance,” ISI said, adding that it could have been “an advanced weapon system element, probably related to UAVs and possibly including a transportable ground control structure.”
