russia, at least enough to do business with them, was getting scud missiles. and as these countries have held on to them and as these countries have sold them on to other countries, in some cases even improving them as they go. north korea apparently has a really nice scud upgrade. scuds have turned up in all sorts of conflicts over the decades. in that israel crisis in 1973 during watergate egypt fired scud missiles at the western side of the suez canal. after the u.s. bombed libya in the 1980s libya fired scud missiles at a u.s. facility on an italian island. the soviets used them in afghanistan. the iranians and the iraqis shot them at each other during their war. scuds have turned up all over the place. and they still do. so the news this week that syria is using these scud missiles right now in its civil war syria has denied it, but nato says they re doing it. that news is scary. if it s true, and it seems to be true, it means that syria is using ballistic missiles inside their
scud missiles are fairly ubiquitous in the world. there are a lot of them around, in part because russia during the cold war sent scud missiles all over the world. everybody that was allied with russia, at least enough to do business with them, was getting scud missiles. and as these countries have held on to them and as these countries have sold them on to other countries, in some cases even improving them as they go. north korea apparently has a really nice scud upgrade. scuds have turned up in all sorts of conflicts over the decades. in that israel crisis in 1973 during watergate egypt fired scud missiles at the western side of the suez canal. after the u.s. bombed libya in the 1980s libya fired scud missiles at a u.s. facility on an italian island. the soviets used them in afghanistan. the iranians and the iraqis shot them at each other during their war. scuds have turned up all over the place. and they still do. so the news this week that syria is using these scud missiles right n
skud scud missiles are fairly ubiquitous in the world. there are a lot of them around, in part because russia during the cold war sent scud missiles all over the world. everybody that was allied with russia, at least enough to do business with them, was getting scud missiles. and as these countries have held on to them and as these countries have sold them on to other countries, in some cases even improving them as they go. north korea apparently has a really nice scud upgrade. scuds have turned up in all sorts of conflicts over the decades. in that israel crisis in 1973 during watergate egypt fired scud missiles at the western side of the suez canal. after the u.s. bombed libya in the 1980s libya fired scud missiles at a u.s. facility on an italian island. the soviets used them in afghanistan. the iranians and the iraqis shot them at each other during their war. scuds have turned up all over the place. and they still do. so the news this week that syria is using these scud missiles ri