Iranian Military Drone Recovery and Defense

Hello. This is the Aerospace National Park, and before this report aired,

this report,

the most important collection of captured and downed drones from

the U.S. terrorist army, namely the MQ-4 Global Hawk, the MQ-1, and

the RQ-170, was displayed here as well.

But now this force is going to take us, under special security measures, to a place

where, according to the air defense commanders of the IRGC Aerospace Force,

a large collection of captured American drones

and drones belonging to the Zionist regime is kept. This is one of the

underground air defense bases of the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

where, for the first time, part of the

fruits of the IRGC Aerospace Force hunters' efforts in

intercepting American drones during the imposed war

will be displayed here.

You can now see a large section of the drones behind

me.

MQ-9, Hermes, Hermes 900,

and Hermes 450 drones. These are the entire row of

technical equipment for the MQ-9 drones, which was

The IRGC's air defense fire brought it down. At least four methods

are used to prevent interception by air defense systems.

However, the IRGC's air defense missiles completely destroyed them. Like that

Hermes 900, which

of course, by the end of the year, had also been completely captured by the IRGC Aerospace Force fighters.

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As for

the details of these interceptions, we will speak with one of the IRGC's senior air defense officers.

He is one of the senior commanders of this unit who

managed, through upgrades made to the IRGC's air defense systems during the second and third imposed wars,

to accomplish this masterpiece.

We had been somewhat removed from the war,

especially after the events that took place after the ceasefire. Had we received deliveries of new air defense systems?

Yes. Uh…

I should point out that, thank God, thanks to the measures taken before the war, I can claim that more than

eighty-five percent of the production infrastructure for the systems

Did we have?

Yes. Aaah

I must point out that, thank God, with the measures that

It was before the war, I can claim more than

Eighty-five percent of production infrastructure systems

The air defense systems produced in the self-sufficiency complexes of the Aerospace Force

were preserved. In other words, thank God, there was no disruption in the production

or delivery of the air defense systems.

In other words, production of modern air defense systems is still

continuing.

The production rate of some equipment and missiles that

proved effective for us during the war has risen since before

the start of the imposed war, to more than three times its previous level.

Compared with Esfand 1404—

Yes, yes. The delivery rate to our operational units, compared with

before the

imposed war, has increased further during the third imposed war, thank God.

Modern air defense systems are systems that can

see the enemy and engage

the enemy, while the enemy cannot

see them or attack them.

And with these very systems, we inflicted on the enemy what you see here.

And these are the remains of an F-15 fighter jet, destroyed

by America on Farvardin 14, brought down by the

fire of the brave IRGC Aerospace Force air defense fighters.

Right, Colonel? It was hit by a domestically made missile and destroyed.

Yes, yes. This fighter was hit by an air-defense system and missile

from a modern air-defense system, using a uniquely Iranian tactic, and was

struck through a combination of equipment and tactics that

let us penetrate the cutting edge of the enemy's technology.

These are definitive signs that air-defense missiles from the

IRGC Aerospace Force struck the F-15 fighter.

This is the fighter's air intake. Besides the missile completely damaging the fighter,

its fragments also damaged the airframe.

Definitive signs of—

At the moment this—this happens a few seconds after it reaches

the missile, it realizes it only had time to sound the alarm.

It had no opportunity to use any of its countermeasures against the air defense, and

this means it was a modern air-defense system outside the classic

standard.

This is the American MQ-9 drone

with serial number two hundred and

sixty-one.

One of America's highly strategic drones, the MQ-9.

It weighs five tons and has a wingspan of twenty meters

This is the length of the aircraft. It means it's a large aircraft that's also multi-role.

It is.

It handles both reconnaissance missions and combat missions.

On the battlefield, it conducts reconnaissance and engages in combat.

And one of the main factors that enabled us

to inflict defeat on the enemy was grounding these types of drones.

Well, yes, exactly.

We can see the emblem of the U.S. Air Force.

It's burned.

And another interesting point about this exhibit

is the presence of Mr. Elon Musk's modems.

Starlink modems.

The new guidance systems for American and Israeli-regime drones, and

their exchange of information with treacherous spies

inside our country, Iran. This Starlink also comes in several models.

Starlink—

Yes, it comes in several models. One of my other communications and missions that

it was carrying out

involved providing technology to the drones. What happened was that their data-transfer speed

was higher than with the previous communication layers, and the drones that we

that we

During the twelve-day war, we hit them. None of these had Starlink equipment installed.

None of these had Starlink equipment installed.

Our entire mission in the drone sector and

the destruction of the enemy's tactical and combat

targets was canceled when these drones were hit.

One hundred seventy-one aircraft were hit—

this amount of wreckage you see is all hit targets

and does not mean all of them were hit and destroyed.

Uh-huh.

This is part of the aircraft that the Air Defense Force's

air defense shot down and

destroyed.

Under the country's integrated air defense network.

Yes, yes. Ten crewed aircraft were hit

and

in this imposed third war, a large number

of drones and cruise derivatives were hit.

And it makes no difference, we are the entire Iranian people's airspace.