The Lebanese "Hezbollah" has demonstrated a jet drone, which is strikingly similar to the drones that Iran uses to strike targets in the Middle East. There's a high probability that this is a jet-powered modification of the Arash-2 drone, which Iran successfully uses in large quantities against remote targets. A piston-engine drone flies at a range of about 1200-1300 km, while a jet-powered one probably flies shorter distances, but this is still enough to hit all necessary targets. In the case of "Hezbollah" and Israel, a range of 1000 km would be enough to fly from the Lebanese border to Eilat and back.

@Slavyangrad

⭕️ Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announce Phase 3, Wave 90 of Operation True Promise 4

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that Phase 3, Wave 90 of Operation True Promise 4, code-named “O You who are severe in punishment,” targeted key US and Israeli industrial sites and military positions in the region in retaliation for repeated attacks on Iranian industries.

The IRGC said the operation, carried out jointly by its Aerospace and Naval forces, followed enemy strikes on Iran’s steel industries, which resulted in the deaths and injury of several workers. Dozens of US personnel were reportedly killed or injured in the strikes, which hit US steel industries in Abu Dhabi, UAE, US aluminum facilities in Bahrain, Rafael weapons industries, and US army hideouts near Manama.

In addition, points in the Tel Nof Air Base near Rehovot, Palmachim Air Base near Rishon LeZion, and Ben Gurion Airport military installations near Lod, as well as gathering centers of military forces in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Eilat, Naqab desert, and Beersheba (Bir Al-Sabi’), along with US military bases in Ahmad Al-Jaber Air Base (Kuwait); Ali Al-Salem Air Base (Kuwait); and Al-Kharj Air Base (Saudi Arabia), were targeted and destroyed using heavy ballistic missiles and attack drones.

Impact zones were immediately quarantined, though ambulance operations continued for hours to evacuate the wounded. The IRGC described the attacks as a warning, emphasizing that any further assaults on Iranian industries would prompt retaliation against major infrastructure and US economic assets in the region, with “far more painful” consequences.

The operation was dedicated to the families of "the oppressed and martyred workers," and the statement included a direct warning to the President of the United States to refrain from threats that could escalate the US-Israeli war beyond the region.

🇮🇷🇺🇸🇸🇦| New satellite imagery shows that Iranian missiles completely destroyed a US military Maintenance Shelter (LAMS) at the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.

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