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Satellite photos suggest Iran air defense radar struck in Isfahan during apparent Israeli attack

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News video: Iran Attack: Israeli air-to-surface missile 'The Rampage' used in alleged Iran attack | Oneindia

Iran Attack: Israeli air-to-surface missile 'The Rampage' used in alleged Iran attack | Oneindia 02:28

 A Hebrew media outlet, Kan, has reported that the missile used in the suspected Israeli strike on a military facility near Isfahan in Iran has been identified as 'The Rampage'. Developed by Israel Aerospace Industries and Israeli Military Industries Systems, the Rampage missile is an advanced...

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