Editor Note: You won’t have a clue about this if only following Zio media and sources. They have the cognoscenti completely in the dark and caught by surprise on their “Iron Dome” miscalculations.
‘Senior Israeli intelligence official’ to NBC: Only 65% of Iranian missiles were intercepted in the past 24 hours — down from nearly 90% the day before. pic.twitter.com/Bb7cvX4i05
— Drop Site (@DropSiteNews) June 19, 2025
As the Iron Dome over Israel erodes, Iran rolls out the big guns.
What you’re seeing is likely a Shahab-3 variant, an IRGC medium-range ballistic missile with a cluster payload, striking central Tel Aviv. Range: ~1,300 km. CEP: ~300 m. Submunitions: up to 1,400.
What you’re seeing is likely a Shahab-3 variant, an IRGC medium-range ballistic missile with a cluster payload, striking central Tel Aviv. Range: ~1,300 km. CEP: ~300 m. Submunitions: up to 1,400. Designed not for precision, but saturation.
The cluster head doesn’t need a direct… pic.twitter.com/FMQQFCrPjR
— Thomas Keith (@iwasnevrhere_) June 19, 2025
Grok: The missile is likely a Shahab-3 variant, possibly the Khorramshahr-4, an Iranian medium-range ballistic missile with a range of ~1,280-2,000 km. It uses a liquid-fueled, single-stage propulsion and can carry a 760-1,200 kg warhead. The variant in question likely has a cluster payload, dispersing up to 1,400 submunitions over an 8 km radius for disruption, not precision. Its circular error probable is ~300 m, indicating limited accuracy.
Designed not for precision, but saturation. The cluster head doesn’t need a direct hit, just altitude. At 2–5 km above target, it blooms, raining steel across a 500–800 m footprint. Facades peel open. Cars ignite. Infrastructure cracks. The goal isn’t collapse, it’s disruption: trauma centers overwhelmed, emergency bandwidth flooded, command-and-control slowed.
Israel’s Arrow interceptors are built for unitary warheads, not saturation blooms. The Iron Dome isn’t rated for this class. 1 missile is a strike. 2 is a message. Anything more, and you’re watching Tel Aviv’s deterrence assumptions unravel in real time.
That’s why you see this manifested as blown out windows and shredded building and store front coverings everywhere. Note the blast is sufficient to spill store contents and furniture over the floor as shown in this video coverage of the scene.
Show me beautiful video than this
I will wait
pic.twitter.com/qBQjzj5qfy— Shadowed News 🗞️ (@shadowed_news) June 20, 2025
GREAT… WE WANT MORE OF THIS … MUCH MUCH MORE !
I read online that the apartments Iran supposedly destroyed in Israel were actually vacant. There was a planned demolition of said apartments to put in new structures. So there was no one in there, and the apartments were demolished as planned. Just another hoax.
Not buying this theory based upon observing dozens of post strike videos. Damage is now widespread. Tel Aviv is full of classic heritage Bauhaus buildings from the 1950s. Those would not be subject to urban renewal projects.