Iranian Suicide Drones Are Having An Impact On The Russia

Iranian Suicide Drones Are Having An Impact On The Russia - Ukraine War

Iran Shahed-136 drones stacked on a launcher before an exercise by the Iranian Army

The Eurasian Times: Iranian Suicide Drones Used By Russian Military Are Becoming A ‘Big Headache’ For Ukraine In ‘Recaptured’ Northeast

The drones, albeit cheap and not as advanced as American, British, Israeli, Chinese, or even some of the Russian systems, nevertheless pose what can be construed as a tactical irritant to Ukrainian ground forces.

The use of Iranian drones in Ukraine also marks both a technological and geopolitical leap in terms of Iran’s defense industry and its ascension as a regional powerhouse that has been admitted into the largest multilateral forum like the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

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WNU Editor: Even the Israelis are concerned .... Scoop: Ukraine asks Israel to share intel on Iranian support to Russian military (Axios).

Iranian Suicide Drones Are Having An Impact On The Russia - Ukraine War

Russia's Use of Iranian Kamikaze Drones Creates New Dangers for Ukrainian Troops -- WSJ

Russia Is Now Using Iranian ‘Swarming’ Attack Drones In Ukraine — Here’s What We Know -- Forbes

Possible Russian-Operated Iranian Loitering Munitions Spotted In Ukraine -- The Aviationist

Ukraines Air Force explains how to shoot down Iranian drones deployed by Russia -- Yahoo News

Russia Has Begun Using Iranian Kamikaze Drones On Ukraine -- The Drive

Is there evidence of an Iran-Russia drone war on Ukraine? - analysis -- Jerusalem Post

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