- except that one can clearly see the Iranian missile's intact warhead. Israel may only have hit the separated booster.

Amerikanets 📉 @ripplebrain
21 Mar 2026 · 4:39 PM UTC
https://nitter.net/ripplebrain/status/2035395834225852528

It rules that we have to rely on 1fps 144p webcam videos to learn about impacts
on industrial targets in Haifa but when an object hits Jerusalem suddenly there
are 4k $10,000 telephoto lens still images of the projectile so clear you can
almost count the rivets



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Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian @manniefabian
21 Mar 2026 · 3:24 PM UTC

A photo by Flash90's Yonatan Sindel shows the missile fragment, apparently a
warhead, that struck Jerusalem's Old City on Friday.

According to the IDF, the Iranian missile was intercepted and fragments then
crashed down. From the photo, it appears that a warhead remained intact
following the interception.

"Call that a threat? I've had worse off me mother!"