New Western-quality Iranian suicide drone discovered
The new aircraft was launched by Iraqi militias operating with the support of Iran. It is apparently an aircraft intended for export, and it can be assumed that, as in the case of Iraq, this kind of aircraft will find its way to Yemen, Syria and Lebanon
Ami Rojkes Dombe
| 27/06/2021
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The Iranians are improving their capabilities in the field of unmanned aircraft all the time, and recently a new Iranian-made suicide drone was found in Iraq. According to a report by rudaw, the remains of the drone were found near the city of Irbil. It followed an attack by about four of the drones on a ground-level home. One of them did not explode, thus resulting in the discovery of the aircraft.
The new aircraft was launched by Iraqi militias operating with the support of Iran. It is apparently an Iranian aircraft intended for export, and it can be assumed that, as in the case of Iraq, this kind of aircraft will find its way to Yemen, Syria and Lebanon, or any other place in the Middle East or Africa where Iran provides logistical support to terrorist groups.
The new aircraft was launched by Iraqi militias operating with the support of Iran. It is apparently an aircraft intended for export, and it can be assumed that, as in the case of Iraq, this kind of aircraft will find its way to Yemen, Syria and Lebanon
https://www.facebook.com/KURDISTAN.CT/posts/1984221041743068
The Iranians are improving their capabilities in the field of unmanned aircraft all the time, and recently a new Iranian-made suicide drone was found in Iraq. According to a report by rudaw, the remains of the drone were found near the city of Irbil. It followed an attack by about four of the drones on a ground-level home. One of them did not explode, thus resulting in the discovery of the aircraft.
The new aircraft was launched by Iraqi militias operating with the support of Iran. It is apparently an Iranian aircraft intended for export, and it can be assumed that, as in the case of Iraq, this kind of aircraft will find its way to Yemen, Syria and Lebanon, or any other place in the Middle East or Africa where Iran provides logistical support to terrorist groups.
