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Rafael Conducts Controlled Military Test in Kiryat Area, Loud Noises Expected

By דסק C14
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems announced a planned and controlled military test to take place this morning at the David Institute site in the Kiryat area. The company warned residents that loud noises and explosions might be heard during the test, which is part of Rafael's ongoing support for Israel's military efforts.

The defense firm emphasized that this is a routine activity and assured the public that all relevant security and emergency agencies have been informed and are maintaining continuous communication with Rafael representatives. Authorities will provide updates if any real incidents occur.

Rafael expressed gratitude to the local community for their cooperation and understanding regarding the temporary disturbances caused by the test. The company reiterated its commitment to working around the clock to supply advanced technological means to Israeli forces on various fronts.

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