The Lebanese resistance movement, Hezbollah, has released footage unveiling its M-80 anti-personnel rocket system for launching surface-to-surface rockets.
Hezbollah’s Military Media Unit released a video on Saturday announcing the activation of the M80 rocket system for the first time.
According to the video, the M-80 rocket can effectively target enemy troops located up to 3.3 kilometers from the launch point.
The Military Media Unit also published a video showing the system becoming operational by targeting the naval base of the Zionist regime’s army, Ras Al Naqoura.
The M80 rocket system is available in both mobile and stationary configurations, featuring 24 launch slots, the Beirut-based Al Mayadeen news network reported.
The M-80 shell itself is an 80 mm caliber rocket, measuring 95 cm in length and weighing 10 kg. While the warhead may be relatively small, it packs a significant punch. Each shell is primed with 4,750 individual steel balls, creating a highly lethal fragmentation effect with a kill radius of 35 meters, it further noted.
