More Intel on Iran - missiles and torpedoes

From: Harry Cooper [sharkhunters@earthlink.net]
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 5:25 AM
To: sharkhunters
Subject: More Intel

A dispatch received from Cairo tells us that Iran launched an anti-ship missile on 4 April. We already reported on this, but new information indicates that this missile will defeat any enemy ECM (Emergency Counter Measures). Not good news!

Another report from Cairo tells that Iran conducted large scale military maneuvers from 31 March to 4 April in its waters in the areas of Holmes Strait, an important waterway for tankers. During these exercises, they tested a new generation multi-warhead missile which can strike many targets from a single missile.

They also tested an underwater missile that is fired from a surface ship and travels through the water at 100 meters per second! The fuzzy photos of this "missile" make it look like a large torpedo rather than a missile.

Can it be that Iran now has a quantity of the Russian made SQVAL torpedoes, capable of speeds up to 220 mph IN THE WATER? These 'missiles' target either surface vessels or submarines and if this is the SQVAL, there is no defense.