Explore Iran's impressive drone arsenal, featuring over 20 advanced UAVs that are dominating the skies. These advanced drones, developed with significant financial support, are now being exported worldwide at competitive prices. From military drones to surveillance drones, Iran's drone power is a force to be reckoned with.
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💥Irans Drone Power:
Kaman-22: Unveiled in 2021, with a 3,000-kilometer range and a payload capacity of up to 300 kilograms.
Fotros: Introduced in 2020, capable of traveling up to 2,000 kilometers and carrying six anti-tank missiles or two precision-guided bombs.
Shahed-136: A kamikaze drone launched in 2021, with a 2,500-kilometer range and a 40-kilogram warhead.
Arash: A variant of the Kian, unveiled in 2019, designed for suicide missions over a 2,000-kilometer range with 30 kilograms of explosives.
Shahed-149 Gaza: Launched in 2021, with a 2,000-kilometer operational range and capable of carrying up to 13 bombs or missiles.
Mohajer-6: Revealed in 2017, designed for versatility with a 200-kilometer range and up to 12 hours of flight time.
Karrar: Since 2010, capable of executing suicide or surveillance missions over 1,000 kilometers.
Ababil-5: In service since 2022, with a 480-kilometer reach and capable of carrying guided anti-tank missiles or precision bombs.
Kaman-12: Introduced in 2019, with a 1,000-kilometer range and up to 12 hours of flight time.
Shahed 191: Unveiled in 2018, a stealth drone with a 450-kilometer range, capable of carrying two missiles.
Hamaseh: Since 2013, capable of combat or surveillance missions up to 200 kilometers away with an 11-hour flight time.
Ababil-3: Launched in 2010, with a 250-kilometer range and capable of carrying precision-guided bombs or anti-tank missiles.
Ababil-2: Since 1999, capable of executing various missions over 120 kilometers with up to 40 kilograms of explosives.
Kian: Announced in 2015, a kamikaze drone with a 1,000-kilometer range and carrying up to 30 kilograms of explosives.
Kian-2 (Arash-2): Unveiled in 2019, with a 2,000-kilometer operational range.
Meraj-521: Introduced in 2022, designed for targeted suicide missions over 5 kilometers with 1 kilogram of explosives.
Meraj-532: Unveiled in 2023, with a 450-kilometer range and capable of carrying a 50-kilogram payload.
Mohajer-2: Operational since 1996, with a 150-kilometer range and various combat or surveillance capabilities.
Mohajer-4: Launched in 1997, with a 150-kilometer range and up to 6 hours of flight time.
Mobin: Revealed at a Russian air show in 2019, a multi-purpose UAV with a low radar cross-section and capable of carrying up to 120 kg of warheads.
Mohajer-10: Revealed in late August 2023, with a 1,800-kilometer range and capable of carrying up to 300 kilograms of payload.
These drones represent the height of Iran's technological advancements in UAV development, showcasing a wide range of capabilities from long-range precision strikes to versatile surveillance and kamikaze missions.
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29 сен 2024
