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- noun Plural form of
Katyusha .
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Examples
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ELISHEVA SILVERBERG, COLLECTS KATYUSHAS: It's kind of cool that you have all these remainings of Katyushas.
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These Russian made missiles, DRADS (ph), are otherwise known as Katyushas, which are .122 millimeter missiles with ranges of up to 30 kilometers, or 18 miles, would really represent a much more severe danger to large Israeli cities like Ashkelon, which are right up the coast from Gaza.
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A "missile" is a projectile, powered during flight by either solid of liquid-fueled engines, with a weaponized payload of some kind (example: SCUDs, 'Katyushas').
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"pinpoint" response to the Katyushas was a clear sign of its willingness to open a second front in its 'war on rockets.'
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"pinpoint" response to the Katyushas was a clear sign of its willingness to open a second front in its 'war on rockets.'
KABOBfest 2009
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It was caused by the fact that Scud missiles are far more dangerous than "Katyushas" and Iranian missiles used by Hezbollah against Israel until recently.
Pravda.Ru 2010
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It was caused by the fact that Scud missiles are far more dangerous than "Katyushas" and Iranian missiles used by Hezbollah against Israel until recently.
Pravda.Ru 2010
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Anyway, Katyushas are not sugar and fertilizer rockets.
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Anyway, Katyushas are not sugar and fertilizer rockets.
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Katyushas are Russian made and imported via the tunnels Israel spent the first few days bombing.
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