Almas anti-tank guided missile

Conflict Usage

Israel-Hezbollah Conflict

Side: HezbollahRole: Top-attack anti-armor strikeanti-tankprecision fires

Israel-Hezbollah Conflict: used by Hezbollah against an Israeli border outpost near Shlomi, with later reporting tying additional Almas launches to Israeli military sites and IDF armored vehicles in the northern border escalation.

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