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Recent videos and images on social media have revealed what military analysts claim to be fragments of the Iranian-made “Sayyad-2C” air defense missile system at a site recently targeted by Israeli fighter jets in Najjarieh, Lebanon.
One of the national pavilions attracting significant attention at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) and National Security (NatSec) Asia 2024 exhibition in Kuala Lumpur is that of Iran.
Several weeks after Iran launched missile and drone strikes against Israel, a “geopolitical shift” appears to be underway involving parties previously considered Tehran’s “staunch enemies.”
For the first time, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) reportedly carried out a long-range mission using the converted merchant vessel “Shahid Mahdavi,” which crossed the Equator and entered the Southern Hemisphere.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran has identified 10 countries that have provided support in “defending” Israel to Iran’s launching of 300 ballistic missiles and suicide drones against the Jewish state two weeks ago.
The Iranian military has revealed for the first time a suicide drone that closely resembles Russia’s infamous “Lancet” suicide drone, which has been effectively utilized against Ukrainian forces.
After five years of acquisition, Turkey is reportedly preparing to deploy the S-400 “Triumf” defense system for the first time along its border with Iraq, speculated by Turkish media as part of the preparation for summer offensive against positions of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in Kurdistan.
Despite claims by Israel and the United States that they have successfully intercepted most of the suicide drones launched by Iran recently, this is unlikely to diminish the international interest in Iranian-manufactured drones.
During a military parade marking Iran’s Army Day in Tehran recently, the Iranian military unveiled an armored vehicle named “Heidar-7,” an upgraded version of the Soviet-era BTR-60PB.
An Iranian Member of Parliament and a member of the national security committee stated that the country is capable of conducting a nuclear test within one week if instructed to do so by the government.