Hey people! Back to the writing again. And I'm unfortunately stuck So, here's the jist - Multiple terror cells in the UK, all flying in from Iran, large squad of 20+ operatives acquiring surface-to-surface missiles for a large-scale deployment of a chemical weapon. The same 20-plus operatives steal something, something to do with the UK nuclear programme, something unique, something that the Iranian government would never acknowledge having stolen, it'll be a black op of sorts... But, I'm looking to create a diversion by using bombings by UK-based terror groups, and the theft and deployment of a chemical weapon. Also small attacks on military targets, etc. This leading to a meeting of the Heads of the Armed Forces and them being attacked, also maybe an attack on the Royal Family. I'm just not sure what kind of S-2-S missile systems to use, chemical weapons, and what the 'something' might be that's so critical... it doesn't have to be something to do with Iran's nuclear programme, although considering that Iran is looking to become a nuclear power... I'm looking for what your thoughts/ideas are on my thoughts? Thanks, hawky.
You could always work out what impact you need the S2S-Missile to have and then fabricate your own design accordingly (on paper, actual fabrication of missiles is not advised).
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Just a thought. I think the UK nuclear missiles rely on some sort of rocket technology they have had to borrow/pay for, from the US. So maybe something to do with this... Although as Cogito said you do need to get down to the writing before worrying too much about some of these details as there will always be a way to revise these later on.
