Iran's arsenal may have revealed another surprise. Following recent attacks on Israel, defense observers have suggested that some of the drones used could be the jet-powered Hadid-110, although Iran has not officially identified the platform.
Unlike the well-known Shahed series, which fly at relatively low speeds, the Hadid-110 is reported to be capable of speeds exceeding 500 km/h. Analysts also claim it was designed with a reduced radar signature, potentially making detection and interception more difficult.
These claims remain unconfirmed, and the exact drone used in the attack has not been officially verified. But if the Hadid-110 was indeed deployed, it would signal a significant evolution in Iran's drone strategy—one focused not just on quantity, but also on speed, survivability, and air-defense penetration.
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The commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, Brigadier General Majid Mousavi, praised the Iranian nation for their heroic 100-day presence in the streets and public squares.
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