Iran's Advancements in Drone Technology

By God's grace, our production did not decrease during the war.

With the Army's commander-in-chief, we went to one of the underground

Army drone tunnels.

We expanded production centers. By God's grace, today, we have

very substantial reserves.

This news from Major General Hatami prompted us to visit, elsewhere in the country,

a drone factory.

Where the battle of the Army's drone specialists

begins.

IRIB News Agency, as the first media outlet, under

security measures, was granted permission to enter this drone

factory.

And these are the first media images of the production line

of one of the Army's destructive combat drones.

An aircraft unknown to the public and, of course, to its American

and Zionist enemies.

The Arash drone, the Army's sharp sword in

Operation True Promise, in its latest upgraded

version, has had its warhead increased from 50 to 100

kilograms.

Improved pinpoint accuracy based on AI and production

The new version with a jet propulsion engine is among Arash's other

upgrades.

A drone that, over the past year, in the True Promise and

Thunderbolt operations, has dealt severe blows to the infrastructure of

American and Zionist terrorists.

So today, the Arash drone should be regarded as part of a large

drone family, with various models and different

capabilities ready for operation. Its upgrades include numerous

and diverse GPS-independent navigation systems, as well as

nanotechnology and high explosives in its warhead, which can

inflict two to three tenths more damage.

That is, the destruction and explosive power of the warhead becomes more than twice

as great.

It was in the final years of our ministry that, with

Commander

our dear martyred Brigadier General Mousavi, we signed an agreement to strengthen the Army's drone capabilities. Today, thank God,

we signed an agreement to strengthen

the Army's drone capabilities. Today, thank God,

there is a completely

strong effort, with good infrastructure, scientific work,

and

in fact, the use of elites, knowledge-based companies,

universities, and institutions

I can say that industrial work is actually being

done.

The Army’s drone reserves, compared to before the Ramadan War,

have become far more extensive, diverse, and optimized, and this

is the result of developing this industry and expanding it throughout the country.

This is so.

The Army’s drone advantage is stronger today than ever before.

One example is this drone, which in the near future

will have its name and specifications made public.

The Army’s sharp eye, monitoring all movements

at the borders and beyond, including in the skies east of

the Strait of Hormuz and the Sea of Oman, never blinks, and this is

the result of the development of the Army’s drone industry.

Mass production and development of the Army’s drone industry and aircraft are being

carried out around the clock by the country’s young specialists

and it is no coincidence that Iran is now among the world’s four

leading drone powers. Mohammad Salar Paydari,

IRIB News Agency.