China has revealed a new 144 mph kamikaze drone, further escalating tensions with Taiwan. This advanced weaponry adds to the growing military pressure in the region.

China Unveils New 144 Kmph Kamikaze Drone, Heightening Tensions With Taiwan

<p>Andy Murray said he hopes world number one Carlos Alcaraz can follow his instincts and continue playing&nbsp;tennis&nbsp;with freedom and fearlessness, even if that approach appears a bit 'kamikaze'&nbsp;at times. Murray predicted two years ago that the reigning U.S. Open and Wimbledon champion was destined for success, and this week the former world number one said there was more to the 20-year-old's game than his power and technical ability.</p>

<p>"The thing that I love about watching him is the freedom that he plays with, and part of that is youth, I think. I just hope he doesn't lose that," Murray said on the ATP website during the Canadian Open. "Sometimes it looks a little bit kamikaze, but he just is totally instinctive. And I love that." Three-time Grand Slam champion Murray said he was convinced Alcaraz would have a glittering career after a conversation with the Spaniard's coach Juan Carlos Ferrero when the youngster was still outside the top 50 in the world.</p>

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<p>"I asked Ferrero, 'Does he love&nbsp;tennis? Does he work hard?'," Murray said, adding that former world number one Ferrero assured him Alcaraz was "really good with that stuff". "That was enough for me, having seen his game and hearing from his coach and someone who knows what hard work is like that he was going to go on potentially to have a great career."</p>

<p>Both Murray and Alcaraz are in action in Toronto this week as they gear up for the U.S. Open, which begins on Aug. 28.</p>

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Andy Murray said he hopes world number one Carlos Alcaraz can follow his instincts and continue playing tennis with freedom and fearlessness, even if that approach appears a bit 'kamikaze' at times.

Andy Murray said he hopes world number one Carlos Alcaraz can follow his instincts and continue playing tennis with freedom and fearlessness, even if that approach appears a bit 'kamikaze' at times. Murray predicted two years ago that the reigning U.S. Open and Wimbledon champion was destined for success, and this week the former world number one said there was more to the 20-year-old's game than his power and technical ability. "The thing that I love about watching him is the freedom that he plays with, and part of that is youth, I think. I just hope he doesn't lose that," Murray said on the ATP website during the Canadian Open. "Sometimes it looks a little bit kamikaze, but he just is totally instinctive. And I love that." Three-time Grand Slam champion Murray said he was convinced Alcaraz would have a glittering career after a conversation with the Spaniard's coach Juan Carlos Ferrero when the youngster was still outside the top 50 in the world. Also read: Tennis: Caroline Wozniacki comeback halted by Marketa Vondrousova at WTA Montreal Open "I asked Ferrero, 'Does he love tennis? Does he work hard?'," Murray said, adding that former world number one Ferrero assured him Alcaraz was "really good with that stuff". "That was enough for me, having seen his game and hearing from his coach and someone who knows what hard work is like that he was going to go on potentially to have a great career." Both Murray and Alcaraz are in action in Toronto this week as they gear up for the U.S. Open, which begins on Aug. 28. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Tennis: Andy Murray hopes instinctive Carlos Alcaraz does not ditch 'Kamikaze' approach

Iran is emerging as a global leader in the production of cheap and lethal drones. And not to our surprise, it is consistent with its efforts in improving drone technologies. Watch this video.

Iran tests Kamikaze drone equipped with 50 kg warhead | Tech It Out

<p>An Iranian official has said that country's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has successfully tested a long-range, high-precision kamikaze drone loaded with a 50 kg warhead. The drone has reportedly been developed by Iran.</p>

<p>Ali Kouhestani, the head of the Research and Self-Sufficiency Jihad Organization of the IRGC`s Ground Force, made the remarks in an interview with the semi-official Tasnim news agency, which was published on Sunday, Xinhua news agency reported.</p>

<p><strong>Watch | Saudi Arabia’s delegation arrives in Iran to discuss embassy reopening</strong></p>

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<p>The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) has been named "Meraj-532". It has a range of 450 kilometres. It is reportedly capable of flying at maximum altitude of 12,000 feet for three hours straight. Kouhestani said that the drone had pinpoint accuracy when it came to hitting targets.</p>

<p>The suicide drone is equipped with a piston engine and can take off from a vehicle, Kouhestani added.</p>

<p>He said the UAV has a 50-kg warhead and can be assembled and prepared for flight easily, making it suitable for rapid reaction operations.</p>

<p>Iranian military drones are slowly becoming topic of discussion across the world. The Islamic republic has made significant progress in this area in past few years. The country is currently producing drones capable of carrying out a wide range of missions.</p>

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<p>Iran has also supplied drones to Russia which has in turn used them in Ukraine. Iran maintains that the drones were provided to Russia prior to outbreak of Ukraine war.</p>

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An Iranian official has said that country's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has successfully tested a long-range, high-precision kamikaze drone loaded with a 50 kg warhead.

An Iranian official has said that country's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has successfully tested a long-range, high-precision kamikaze drone loaded with a 50 kg warhead. The drone has reportedly been developed by Iran. Ali Kouhestani, the head of the Research and Self-Sufficiency Jihad Organization of the IRGC`s Ground Force, made the remarks in an interview with the semi-official Tasnim news agency, which was published on Sunday, Xinhua news agency reported. Watch | Saudi Arabia’s delegation arrives in Iran to discuss embassy reopening × The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) has been named "Meraj-532". It has a range of 450 kilometres. It is reportedly capable of flying at maximum altitude of 12,000 feet for three hours straight. Kouhestani said that the drone had pinpoint accuracy when it came to hitting targets. The suicide drone is equipped with a piston engine and can take off from a vehicle, Kouhestani added. He said the UAV has a 50-kg warhead and can be assembled and prepared for flight easily, making it suitable for rapid reaction operations. Iranian military drones are slowly becoming topic of discussion across the world. The Islamic republic has made significant progress in this area in past few years. The country is currently producing drones capable of carrying out a wide range of missions. Also Read | Iran installs cameras in public places to identify, penalise women defying hijab laws Iran has also supplied drones to Russia which has in turn used them in Ukraine. Iran maintains that the drones were provided to Russia prior to outbreak of Ukraine war. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Iran successfully tests homemade kamikaze drone: Report

An alleged Russian kamikaze water-drone exploded below a critical bridge in Ukraine causing a whole new set of concerns for the Ukrainian side.

Water-drone strikes Ukrainian bridge | WION Shorts

Kyiv has alleged that the Iranian-made Kamikaze drones have been used by Moscow to shell different Ukrainian cities. Russia has refrained from commenting on the use of Iran-made drones.

Kyiv cries foul as Moscow deploys Iranian drones in Ukraine

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