verwandelt sich in einen Schwall von Minibomben, die auf Tel Aviv niederregnen | Das hat der Iran...

[Applause] A dark and quiet night in Israel suddenly turned into an unimaginable nightmare. Air raid sirens wailed endlessly and the skies split open as a mysterious ballistic missile emerged from deep inside Yemen, tearing through the atmosphere at insane speed, traveling thousands of kilome to reach the heart of Tel Aviv. The defense systems fired frantically, Iron Dome, David Sling, and Arrow all sprang into action, but all were powerless. In a flash, the missile detonated in midair, transforming into a torrent of bomblets, raining down on Israeli towns like unstoppable firestorms. The Hebrew media was stunned. Military leaders were shaken and the shocking admission was made publicly. We faced a cluster warhead that cannot be intercepted. And here the illusion of Israeli air superiority shattered, leaving the terrifying question. If a single missile from Yemen could throw Israel into chaos like this, what would happen if the strike turned into a barrage of missiles unleashed from all fronts, Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen? We now uncover hidden secrets about the mysterious Yemen missile that pierced Israel's skies and crippled its defenses. Stay tuned. The explosion that thundered over Tel Aviv was not a passing event. It was a military shock that flipped Israel's calculations upside down. The army itself admitted the missile launched from Yemen was no ordinary projectile like the old Palestine 2, but carried a cluster warhead that fragmented in the sky, scattering dozens of bomblets over a wide area. A scene that rendered the Iron Dome, David Sling, Arrow, and even the American THAAD system useless, as if they were firing fireworks into the night sky. The Hebrew media described it as Yemen's first strike of its kind with such a weapon. But behind the scenes, intelligence services began studying the fingerprints carefully. The distance exceeded 2,000 km. The warhead detonated midair covering nearly 8 square km and the heavy payload was far too sophisticated to be purely Yemenade. Here the name that terrifies both Washington and Tel Aviv emerged is Koramshar 4. The Iranian missile unveiled in a 2023 military parade in Thran, boasting a range of 2,000 km and a warhead weighing 2,000 kg. What fueled the suspicions even further is that Koramshar 4 was never designed to carry only a conventional warhead. It was built to accommodate multiple types of warheads, including the very cluster warhead whose devastating signature was witnessed over Israel during the Yemen strike. Its cluster payload can split apart at a pre-calculated altitude, releasing dozens of submunitions that spread across more than 8 square kilm, making it impossible for any missile defense system to intercept them all.