Vor 11 Stunden
Der diesjährige Iran-Krieg läuft fast so lange wie der Krieg letztes Jahr, in Israel bilanziert man dazu:
Ganz spannend: Die gehypten/gefürchteten Clustergefechtsköpfe sind anscheinend eine ziemliche Nullnummer. Einzelne große Gefechtsköpfe sind in der Wirkung wesentlich verheerender, zumindest was die Gebäudeschäden angeht.
"In the previous campaign, we saw missiles with large warheads of hundreds of kilograms, and each missile that was not intercepted and landed had the potential to destroy an entire building. These were definitely missiles that could take down buildings, and we saw several such hits. In this round, the Iranians are sending cluster missiles, that is, warheads that scatter, each with much less explosives, so the chance of a building being completely destroyed is very small. There could be damage, but not to the level of destruction of buildings that would require demolition and rebuilding."
Zitat:Missile damage a fraction of 2025 levels after 11 days of war with Iranhttps://www.jpost.com/business-and-innov...cle-889551
After 11-days of fighting, the Israel Tax Authority has received 9,115 claims for missile damage, including 6,586 for damage to buildings, 1,044 for damage to contents and equipment, and 1,485 for damage to vehicles.
The difference between the extent of damage in the current round of fighting and the war last June is clearly evident. The number of claims after 11 days of fighting was similar to that recorded by the second day of the war last June.
At that time, nearly 10,000 claims were filed with the Tax Authority's compensation fund for property damage. On the fourth day, the number of claims almost doubled, reaching 18,800. By the end of the 12-day round of fighting, 53,409 claims were filed for direct damage, and compensation with NIS 2.9 billion paid out for direct damage.
Ganz spannend: Die gehypten/gefürchteten Clustergefechtsköpfe sind anscheinend eine ziemliche Nullnummer. Einzelne große Gefechtsköpfe sind in der Wirkung wesentlich verheerender, zumindest was die Gebäudeschäden angeht.
"In the previous campaign, we saw missiles with large warheads of hundreds of kilograms, and each missile that was not intercepted and landed had the potential to destroy an entire building. These were definitely missiles that could take down buildings, and we saw several such hits. In this round, the Iranians are sending cluster missiles, that is, warheads that scatter, each with much less explosives, so the chance of a building being completely destroyed is very small. There could be damage, but not to the level of destruction of buildings that would require demolition and rebuilding."