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First operational use by the IDF for Iron Sting precision mortars.🎯 The 120 mm mortar system employs a combination of GPS and laser guidance to ensure pinpoint accuracy when engaging targets within a range of 1 to 12 kilometers, minimizing collateral damage.

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Nat 🇰🇵2 years ago

you will be held accountable some day and I hope it is so harsh

Rummy2 years ago

Hospitals and schools and Churches are not targets, why do they get hit??

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