In Pics | Iran claims development of drone that can land on water
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According to IRGC Navy Commander Rear Admiral Ali Reza Tangsiri, the unmanned aerial vehicle has the capacity to conduct surveillance and reconnaissance missions for a duration of 15 hours. Additionally, it is equipped to transport missiles, bombs, and various other weapons to assist in combat operations.
Capable of water landings
Tangsiri, without specifying a timeframe, mentioned that the naval drone capable of water landings would soon become part of the IRGC Navy's inventory.
Iranian authorities have frequently emphasised their intention to enhance their defense capabilities in response to escalating tensions in the region.
More weapons in the pipeline
Iran's declaration follows its assertion that its armed forces are presently functioning at their peak capacity and potency.
In addition to the naval drone, Tehran also asserted that it has produced a hybrid unmanned aerial vehicle featuring two distinct engines for takeoff and propulsion.
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Major General Mohammad Hossein Baqeri, the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, stated that the weaponry and gear showcased during a recent parade represented just a portion of the Iranian military's capabilities.
World's longest-range drone
In addition to the naval drone, Tehran asserted that it has produced a hybrid unmanned aerial vehicle equipped with two distinct engines for both launching and propulsion.
Furthermore, Iran showcased what it described as "the world's longest-range drone," though it refrained from providing further specifics about this system.
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