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Iranian army acquires combat capable drones with 1500km range

By Staff Writer on Apr 20, 2020 1:20PM
Iranian army acquires combat capable drones with 1500km range

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The Iranian armed forces have acquired three bomb-carrying drones with a range of 1,500 kilometres, the country's defence minister Amir Hatami said on state television on Saturday. The drones could monitor "enemy movements from a considerable distance" and were capable of combat missions, he ...

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