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Iran unveils advanced ‘Mohajer-10’ drone: Report

 


The Islamic Republic of Iran has unveiled an advanced drone, named "Mohajer-10," with an enhanced flight range and duration, as reported by Iranian state media.

On Tuesday, the authorities in Iran unveiled the new homemade drone with an operational range of 2,000 km and a greater payload that can reach 300 kg. The new drone can fly for up to 24 hours and has double the capacity of the "Mohajer-6" drone. Mohajer-10 UAV fuel capacity is 450 liters. The new drones are capable of carrying ammunition and bombs and are equipped with intelligence systems.

The new drone was unveiled in the presence of Ebrahim Raisi, the President of Iran. Other Iranian officials were also present during the unveiling ceremony. 

In recent years, Iranian military experts have made a broad range of indigenous equipment and drones. Earlier, Iran also manufactured Mohajer-6, a mid-range combat drone with intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities. The drones have the capability of carrying laser-guided munitions.

Earlier, the United States accused the Islamic Republic of Iran of providing Mohajer-6 drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles to Russia to use in its war against Ukraine. According to claims made by the United States and other Western nations, Iranian military troops were stationed in Crimea with drones to assist Russian forces in their war against Ukrainian forces. The West retaliated by imposing sanctions on Iran. However, the Iranian authorities have repeatedly denied such claims.

The United States and other Western nations have given Ukraine top-notch military hardware to help the country amid the conflict. 

In June, the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, rallied against the US sanctions. During his visit to Nicaragua, he said, "The United States wanted to paralyze our people with threats and sanctions, but it hasn't been able to do it."

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