Al-Samoud (الصمود, alternately Al-Samed, which means steadfastness in Arabic) was a liquid-propellant rocket tactical ballistic missile developed by Iraq...
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of the banned Al-Samoud 2 missiles, bringing to 16 the number destroyed in three days. 4 March 2003 Iraq destroys three more Al Samoud 2 missiles, bringing...
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Ababil-100 (redirect from Al-Fat'h (missile))
Ababil-100 however the liquid propelled version would later on become the Al-Samoud. The Ababil-100 would inherit many properties from the Ababil-50 MLRS...
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centre of gravity on reentry, it also had poor guidance. al-Hussein (missile) Al-Samoud 2 Badr-2000 "al-Abbas - Iraq Special Weapons". Federation of American...
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"Farsnews". en.farsnews.com. "Yemeni Ballistic Missile Strikes Saudi Capital, Al-Riyadh - ( Operation report)". Archived from the original on 2017-03-27. Retrieved...
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Range Introduction Withdrawal Origin Operators Al-Samoud 2 Liquid propelled 0160 180 km 2001 2003 Iraq Al-Hussein Liquid propelled 600–650 km 1987 1991...
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Ababil-100 Al-Samoud 2 DF-12 Fateh-110 Ghadr-110 LORA MGM-140 ATACMS OTR-21 Tochka Qaher-1/2M Scud Toufan (Houthi version of Iranian Ghadr-110) V-2 Zolfaghar...
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MIM-104 Patriot (redirect from PAC-2 Missile)
GEM, and GEM+ missiles both had a very high success rate, intercepting Al-Samoud 2 and Ababil-100 tactical ballistic missiles. No longer-range ballistic...
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place, and no stockpiles existed. U.N. inspectors also found that the Al-Samoud 2 and Al-fatah missiles violated U.N. range restrictions, the former also being...
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include: 50 deployed Al-Samoud 2 missiles Various equipment, including vehicles, engines and warheads, related to the AS2 missiles 2 large propellant casting...
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Akash (India) Akash-NG Alacrán (Spanish for "Scorpion") ALARM ALAS Al-Hussein Al-Samoud 2 ANL (Franco-British) Anza Apache Arrow (Israeli missile) (Anti-ballistic)...
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included Al Hussein and Al-Samoud 2. Other notable weapons of Iraq produced under Saddam Hussein included the Tabuk Sniper Rifle, and the Al-Fao self-propelled...
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destroyed under UNMOVIC supervision. P. 30 Inspectors also found that the Al-Samoud-2 and Al-fatah missiles violated the UN range restrictions, the former also...
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Al-Samoud 2 Ababil-100 Al Fahd 300 Al Fahd 500 Al Hussein Al Hijarah Al Abbas Badr 2000 Al-Tammuz Al'Ubur Jinin (missile) Al Faw 150/200 Al-Barq Al-Kasir...
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(Fatah) Jenin-1 (Fatah) Arafat Type 1 & 2 (Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade) Aqsa-3 (Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade) Al-Samoud (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine)...
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for a large-scale invasion. A United Nations panel reports that Iraq's al-Samoud 2 missiles have a range of 180 km (above the 150 km limit allowed by the...
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short-range ballistic missiles, the Ababil-100 (also called al Fat'h) and the Al-Samoud, which were in an experimental phase at the time of the Invasion...
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List of former equipment of the Iraqi Ground Forces (section Conversion rocket 5Я23, 5В27Д, 2К12, Р-15/HY-2 to surface to surface missiles)
National Training Center 1991, p. 126. Gander & Cutshaw 2002, pp. 2558–2559. "al Nasirah & RPG7". Imperial War Museums. Retrieved 28 January 2024. "Trade Registers"...
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lays the groundwork for war in Iraq. March 1: Iraq disposed of four al-Samoud 2 missiles in time for UN deadline, as agreed to the previous day. March...
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based on S-75 Dvina Al Fat'h solid propelled missile with some similarities Al Samoud liquid propelled missile with some similarities "Al Fahd 300/J-1-Iraq...
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Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades (redirect from Kata'ib al-Nasr al-Ahmar)
These include IEDs, mortars, RPGs, and rockets, alongside others. The Samoud-1 (literally "resilience") is a relatively short range (8–12 km) rocket...
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Palestinian Islamic Jihad – Al Quds 101 & 2 Popular Resistance Committees – al Nasser-3 Tanzim – Saria-2 Fatah – Kafah PFLP – Samoud-1 The Israeli Intelligence...
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kilometres (370–400 mi) Al Hijarah - 700–900 kilometres (430–560 mi) Al Samoud - 180 kilometres (110 mi) Badr-2000 - 1,000 kilometres (620 mi) Israel...
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Infantry Division, Second Brigade's Tactical Operations Center, with an Al-Samoud variant rocket, estimate 280 kg payload warhead, killing three soldiers...
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may be signed between GNA Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj and LNA commander Khalifa Haftar. Al-Samoud Brigade from Misurata, led by Salah Badi who is...
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Rationale for the Iraq War (section Al-Qaeda)
laboratory quantities of a mustard gas precursor, along with about 50 Al-Samoud missiles of a design that Iraq claimed did not exceed the permitted 150 km...
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CIA transnational activities in counterproliferation (redirect from A1 Samoud)
development of the a1 Samoud missile (2000), may be preparing to deploy the a1 Samoud (2001), and was deploying the a1 Samoud and Ababil-100 short-range...
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SSF complex at Al Azaiba The main base for the SSF's northern units is a substantial modern barracks associated with Muaskar Al Samoud,[failed verification]...
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2003 invasion of Iraq (redirect from 2003 invasion of Iraq 2)
laboratory quantities of a mustard gas precursor, along with about 50 Al-Samoud missiles of a design that Iraq stated did not exceed the permitted 150 km...
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forces loyal to Khalifa Ghwell. These forces included members of Sala Badi's Samoud militia as well as Benghazi Defense Brigades. Hospitals in Tripoli recorded...
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