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Israel to attack Iran Digery Cohen - 23.08.2006 11:20
With 200kg. nuclear warhead. ![Dolphin-class Israeli submarine](/img/2006/08/38480.jpg) Dolphin-class Israeli submarine Israel to attack Iran with 200kg. Nuclear Warhead. Israeli navy to launch attack. Israel has to make up for its defeat by Hezbollah. Israel is now the laughing stock of The Middle East. It has no deterrent power left and Hezbollah is about to start training and supplying Palestinians on The West Bank and Gaza. Israel will soon be confined behind the ‘67 lines as required by UN resolution. Israel has decided that the only way it can restore it’s deterrent is to attack Iran. In May 2000, Israel secretly carried out its first test launches from two German-built dolphin class submarines of cruise missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. The missiles launched from vessels off Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean are said to have hit a target at a range of about 1,500 km [about 930 statute miles]. Israel is reported to possess a 200kg nuclear warhead, containing 6kg of plutonium, that could be mounted on cruise missiles. A small nuke (200 kg.) is to be dropped on facilities at the Esfahan Nuclear Technology Centre (ENTC) These include a Miniaturized Neutron Source Reactor [MNSR] research reactor of Chinese origin with a capacity of 27 kilowatt thermal (kWt). China and Iran signed a nuclear cooperation agreement on 21 January 1990 that reportedly included the construction of a 27 MW plutonium production reactor at Esfahan. This explosion will be sold as a self made Iranian accident which will allow The US to destroy all the remaining nuclear facilities in Iran for safety purposes. How mad are Bush and Olmert? This mad. E-Mail: digerycohen@yahoo.co.uk Website: http://digerycohen.blogspot.com |
supplements | Exclusive: Israel buys 2 German subs | JV - 23.08.2006 14:50
"In the face of Iran's race to obtain nuclear power, Israel signed a contract with Germany last month to buy two Dolphin-class submarines that will, according to foreign reports, provide superior second-strike nuclear capabilities, The Jerusalem Post has learned." "The navy already has three Dolphin-class submarines. They are the most expensive weapon platforms in the IDF's arsenal. Germany donated the first two submarines after the first Gulf War and split the cost of the third with Israel. The three submarines currently in the navy's possession employ a diesel-electric propulsion system, which requires them to resurface frequently to recharge their batteries."
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