Sentence examples for missile fuel from inspiring English sources

I will also note that Iraq, in the Declaration, has declared the import of missile engines and raw material for the production of solid missile fuel.

The theory is that missile fuel exploded, but the kind of fuel was unknown; it was not liquid nitrogen, which is inert and cannot explode.

The report took issue with an editorial in The New York Times on May 13 that cited experts who had suggested that the trailers might have been meant to produce biopesticides or to refurbish missile fuel.

Then follow the money: We know that President Bashar Assad turned an ophthalmologist's blind eye to Saddam's use of the Syrian port of Tartus to import missile fuel components from China and night-vision goggles from Russia.

American military explosives experts were summoned, and the ordnance crews were still working tonight to identify and tally the contraband cargo and to stabilize any explosive warheads or volatile missile fuel, officials said.

It said: "If one warhead were to detonate it is possible that the other seven warheads in the storage cell could be engulfed in the fire which is virtually certain to ensue from the rupture of the missiles' fuel tanks".

The Su-35 is compatible with a multitude of long- and short-range air-to-air missiles, precision and unguided air-to-ground weaponry that include missiles, fuel-air bombs and rockets.

(Equally, any such holes could have been caused by shrapnel fragments from an exploding missile or fuel tank).

Our film is about creating awareness: we might make mistakes; human mistakes occur all the time with low level consequences, but the accident that occurred in Damascus that we show, when a worker accidentally dropped a socket puncturing the missile's fuel tank, had the potential for incredibly high consequences.

Each would be capable of launching 36 missiles a day, would hold sufficient supplies of missiles and fuel to last three days, and would be manned by 250 troops.

In the meantime, Ms. Kolyada, whose academic background is in history and business, had drawn government scrutiny because of her involvement in efforts to rid Belarus of nuclear missiles, rocket fuel and other weaponry left over from the Soviet era.