Examining the components of the famous Israeli drone: Heron! / For the first time
Part One;
What does the famous Zionist drone look like up close? For the first time, see the details of the Heron drone
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The Iran war has cost $43.6 billion through September 3rd, according to a Pentagon breakdown given to Congress and shared with The New York Times. Munitions account for $28.1 billion of that.
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If the target was Prince Sultan Airbase, there likely wouldn't have been any early warning alerts for Riyadh, as it is located 80 km from the city. Early warning alerts typically weren't triggered for Riyadh when Prince Sultan Airbase was attacked by Iran earlier this year
In Bab Al-Mandab direction, Ansarallah (the Houthis) have consolidated their control over the coast, including Dhubab and Murad, and are now pushing eastwards into Lahj Governorate after capturing Jabal Kahboob mountain range
latest updated of the Taizz front: Ansarallah continue to advance, slowly but surely, along all axes. They have broken through PLC defenses at Jabal Habashi west of Taizz and they have held Jabal Jirdad to the south, a very important position to cut off the last road into Taizz
EU officials also hope Washington will grant European countries licenses to manufacture Patriots themselves, some of which could eventually be supplied to Ukraine
The U.S. has warned allies that deliveries of some critical weapons could face delays of up to five years as the Pentagon prioritizes rebuilding munitions stocks depleted during the Iran war, Bloomberg reports
Several European countries have experienced delays since the start of the Iran war. Germany and Japan also have delayed orders
The shortages are also affecting Ukraine. European leaders plan to lobby Trump for additional Patriot airdefense for Kyiv during next week’s UN meetings
Yemeni Armed Forces: The criminal attempts of the Saudi enemy in Sanaa, which are carried out with an approach similar to ISIS, will not go unanswered.
Another soft measure, which is also a principle of passive defense, is that sensitive points must have cages and nets! Regardless of the debate on their effectiveness, Russia even covered its energy infrastructure and refineries with nets to counter suicide drones!
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the transmission and reception of control commands and images. As observed in the Russia-Ukraine war, it can be said that almost no vehicle, whether armored or unarmored, enters the battlefield without these jamming devices.
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equipment such as a Spectrum Analyzer is essential; it can detect the signals of multi-rotors from long distances (depending on the type, this range will vary, for example, 2 kilometers). The next step is the presence of suitable signal jammers that can disrupt
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In summary, as a country that may enter the Syrian battlefield more prominently in the near future, it is expected that we take preventive measures. Countermeasures against small aircraft include both soft and hard approaches.
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We Are Facing a New Battlefield!
The common point in all the videos released by #HTS terrorists is the use of multi-rotors, specifically FPV suicide quadcopters. Videos of FPV usage have been circulating since the early stages of the attack and are still
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We have also been hit by these devices within our own country. But what can be done? Fortunately, we are not the first to face this threat on the battlefield. The events observed in the Russia-Ukraine war can be well utilized.
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wo terrorists with a small group of these small aircraft can disrupt the operations of an artillery battalion. There have been several reports of attempts to assassinate senior field officers of the Syrian army using quadcopters, both successful and unsuccessful.
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