The Iranian UAVs are causing more and more fears in Israel According to the TTU newsletter in the material "Israël: empêcher l'Iran de sevier de l '" aérodrome "syrien", Israel at any cost decided to prevent Iran from using Syria as a launching pad for UAVs, and direct confrontation is not ruled out. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has already taken various measures.
What is even more alarming, Tehran acknowledged that at least seven of its servicemen were killed on April 9 during an Israeli strike at the T4 airbase near Homs. Among the dead is a senior IRGC officer, who, according to Israeli intelligence, is a specialist in the field of UAVs. For the first time, Tehran openly acknowledged the human losses caused by the activities of the "Zionist enemy".
UAV Hamaseh Iranian productionAfter a while, Israel began to assert that the Iranian UAV with explosives, taken off from the T4 airbase in February of this year, was shot down after the invasion of Israel's airspace. An important detail - this statement was made two months after the operation, which can serve as a recognition that the Israeli UAVs are presented not only as a means of reconnaissance, but also as a real shock weapon that can be used for revenge for a strike on T4.
Israeli intelligence is showing increasing interest in Iranian UAVs. According to the representative of the Ministry of Defense of Israel, "their UAVs are not as perfect as ours, but they are not bad and can be effective." In recent years, Iran has been transferring its UAV to its allies in Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon (for the Hezbollah movement). One of them - Hamaseh with a mass of 440 kg can carry useful loads in the form of electronic systems and missiles and has a range of 200 km.
According to the Israeli military, "the Iranians have proved that they have UAVs for percussion problems, although these vehicles do not have the accuracy they are talking about." According to him, the threat from the penetration of [UAV] and their attacks on "strategic facilities" such as military bases, power stations, ports, is such that Israel believes that these UAVs deployed in Syria or Lebanon are a "legitimate" goal.
Military intelligence believes that Iran is limited by the lack of a satellite system that allows data to be transmitted in real time. The use of intelligence can only be carried out after the UAV is returned to the base, and this leads to a loss of time.
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