ag2 to eject covers The Palestinian "SIAD" coastal defense launcher is a rugged, improvised anti-ship cruise-missile platform built on a modified heavy off-road truck chassis. Designed for mobility and affordability, the system carries four tube-launched anti-ship missiles mounted on a reinforced rear deck, allowing it to fire and relocate quickly before being detected. Its simplicity is a core strength: the launcher uses basic hydraulics for elevation and traverse, and the truck’s durability lets it operate on rough coastal terrain where heavier systems cannot reach. Though low-cost, it incorporates essential targeting aids such as a compact electro-optical sensor mast and datalink support from external scouts or drones. The Rih-ASL gives the armed forces a flexible, fast-moving coastal deterrent capable of surprising enemy vessels while remaining easy to hide, maintain, and deploy.