The Times Online reports the attack against a Hamas weapons convoy in Sudan was carried out by Israeli drones, pilotless aircraft. The attack destroyed the convoy which was carrying missiles capable of reaching Tel Aviv and the Dimona nuclear facility.
“The unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) attacked two convoys, killing at least 50 smugglers and their Iranian escorts. All the lorries carrying the long-range rockets were destroyed. Had the rockets been delivered to Hamas, the militant Islamic group that controls Gaza, they would have dramatically raised the stakes in the conflict, enabling Palestinians to wreak terror on Tel Aviv.
“The raids were carried out by Hermes 450 drones. One source claimed they were accompanied by giant Eitan UAVs, which have a 110ft wingspan, similar to that of a Boeing 737. The drones, controlled via satellite, can hover over a target for 24 hours. The Hermes 450 squadron is based at the Palmahim air base, south of Tel Aviv, but it remains unclear from which airfield they took off.”
(Yechiel Spira – YWN Israel)
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Not likely.
Israeli drones do not have the range to reach Sudan from Israel, and they do not have in-air refueling capability.
WOW. Don’t stop there… HKBH with you all the way.