Yediot Aharanot: Intercepting Iran’s drones is expensive
| The Zionist newspaper wrote on Sunday that Iran has spent years developing more and more types of drones and has a wide range of combat and surveillance drones. |
According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, the Zionist newspaper on Sunday admitted in an analysis about Iran’s drone capabilities that after years of efforts, the Islamic Republic now has a variety of drones with high capabilities. .
“Yediot Aharanot” newspaper on Sunday regarding Iran’s UAV capability wrote, Iran and its allies’ drones are relatively cheap and at the same time have a high damage capability, and their interception is very expensive. This is a big advantage.
This newspaper wrote in another part of its report that Iran and its allies have different types of short-range and long-range drones in different sizes. Some are used for reconnaissance, while “suicide drones” detonate targets with explosive warheads.
Iran has a wide range of drones that are used both for gathering information and They are used to carry out attacks. Iran has spent years developing more and more types of drones. The country has also engaged in “reverse engineering” of American drones that have fallen into its hands.
The most known drone is “Shahed-136” and it weighs 440 pounds. Iran in Last August, it unveiled its new drone named “Mohajer-10”. This drone can fly for 24 hours at an altitude of four miles up to a distance of 1,200 miles.
This The new drone can carry a payload of 660 pounds. Iran also has the Ababil UAV that can fly up to 60 miles. The “Kaman” drone can also fly for 10 hours with a 200-pound warhead.
This newspaper also wrote about Lebanon’s Hezbollah drone capabilities, Hezbollah has drones of various sizes. is used for both surveillance operations and offensive attacks.
In the past few weeks, Hezbollah combat drones have infiltrated Israel’s air defense systems, in one case killing an army reservist.
Hizbollah has “Ayoub” and “Mursad” drones, which, although they are generally used for surveillance operations, can be armed.
Since 2006, Hezbollah has worked hard to develop its arsenal of drones, which can reportedly conduct surveillance operations up to 250 miles away.
Hezbollah drones have been able to cross the borders of occupied Palestine and successfully return to their home base in Lebanon by leaving behind the Zionist regime’s detection equipment.
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