Satellite photos show apparent missile factory in Syria
An Israeli intelligence firm releases satellite photos appearing to show a factory for manufacturing missiles in northwest Syria.
“The construction patterns, the compound location and the activity signs at the compound and its region, increase the probability that this is a missile manufacturing site,” ImageSat International says.
The firm stresses, however, it cannot confirm the site at Safita is operated by Iran, as Israel’s Channel 12 news reported last month.
Despite this, ImageSat says the facility in Syria resembles a site in Khojir, Iran, used for producing surface-to-surface missiles.
(1/3) #Safita, #Syria: According to @NewsChannelIL (Feb 2019), the Israeli intelligence marked this compound as an #Iranian missile site. #ISI visual #analysis findings increase the probability that the site is indeed a missile compound. The full report: https://t.co/9xX71gGAeL pic.twitter.com/okvz49gguw
— ImageSat Intl. (@ImageSatIntl) March 13, 2019
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