Mikholit glide bomb

Conflict Usage

Israel-Hamas War

Side: IsraelRole: UAV-launched precision strike munitionprecision firesstrikeUAV

In the Israel-Hamas War, OSMP documented a Mikholit glide bomb reportedly recovered by the IDF from Hamas after it was originally deployed by the IDF in Gaza City.

Mikholit glide bomb Images

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