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How Dangerous is Iran's New Attack Drone? | The National Interest - Vimarsana News

How Dangerous is Iran's New Attack Drone? | The National Interest

With its simple shape and apparent fiberglass fuselage, the new UAV probably is unsophisticated. Here's What You Need To Remember: Iran around a decade ago began arming some of its drone types with missiles and bombs. Iran Aviation Industries Organization in 2014 revealed a Mohajer variant that Iranian media claimed could shoot down other aircraft. Iran has revealed a new attack drone. The Kian jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle appears to be around 10 feet in length. With its simple shape and apparent fiberglass fuselage, the new UAV probably is unsophisticated. But even an unsophisticated...

Tit-For-Tat: Don't Freak Out Over Russian Military Flights Near U.S. Airspace - Vimarsana News

Tit-For-Tat: Don't Freak Out Over Russian Military Flights Near U.S. Airspace

America does it too.

In One Year, Ukraine's Air Force Suffered Bigger Losses Than Syria or Iraq - Vimarsana News

In One Year, Ukraine's Air Force Suffered Bigger Losses Than Syria or Iraq

Russia and its proxies are to blame.

Cat-and-Mouse: Will America's Submarines Be Able to Evade Chinese Sensors? - Vimarsana News

Cat-and-Mouse: Will America's Submarines Be Able to Evade Chinese Sensors?

America's submarines are stealthy, but China is finding new ways to locate them. How might the game of cat-and-mouse evolve?

ISIS Stole Its Way to an Air Force, But Couldn't Get It Off the Ground - Vimarsana News

ISIS Stole Its Way to an Air Force, But Couldn't Get It Off the Ground

It’s difficult to train pilots. Here's What You Need To Remember: It’s possible, Cooper wrote, that the SyAAF overhauled the surviving planes and returned them to regular service. The Syrian air arm has made a concerted effort to upgrade dozens of surviving L-39s, subsequently deploying them for nighttime air raids Between 2013 and 2017 a small number of L-39 light attack jets at a Syrian air force base east of Aleppo changed hands several times. Syrian rebels captured them from the Syrian air force. Then Islamic State militants seized the planes from the rebels. Finally, forces loyal to...