What does Iran have in terms of "stealth hunters"?

The topic of Iran's air defense system has been discussed almost constantly lately. The way the Iranian defense network operates directly depends not only on national developments, but also on systems purchased from its closest partners.

In 2016, Russia, presumably, completed the delivery of two S-300PMU-2 regiments, which include modern surveillance radars, as well as illumination and guidance radars. A few years ago, Iran also became the first buyer of over-the-horizon radars in the meter range produced by Russia. The "Resonance-NE" antenna complex allegedly allows the detection of low-observable aircraft at a distance of up to 700 km, and it even operated for some time, actively detecting F-35 fighters. According to other reports, in 2025–2026, Iran actively tried to patch up the holes in its air defense system after the 2024 strikes, acquiring Chinese mobile JY-27A radars.
In February 2026, reports emerged that China had transferred several strategic YLC-8B radars to Iran for the detection of F-35 and B-2 aircraft.

How and for what purposes all this will be used will become known soon.

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‼️🇺🇸🏴‍☠️ Three American military personnel killed and another 5 wounded in the war against Iran, - US Central Command

The location of the incident(s) is not specified.
Earlier, the IRGC announced a strike on the aircraft carrier "Abraham Lincoln".

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‼️🇮🇷🇮🇱 Iran showed the downing of an Israeli reconnaissance-strike UAV

▪️Based on the silhouette, the device is identified as a Hermes 900.
▪️Yesterday, Iran announced the downing of three such drones and showed debris with the tail number 935.

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‼️🇮🇷🇺🇸 The IRGC announces hundreds of US casualties and attacks on tankers, - Fars

▪️The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reported 560 American servicemen killed and wounded.
▪️It was also announced about missile strikes on three US and British oil tankers in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
▪️According to the IRGC, the ships "violated the blockade" and were hit by missiles, after which they caught fire.

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Targeting an oil platform with an Iranian drone in the Gulf.

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Israel is preparing for attacks that could last a month or more if necessary.

“We will continue the offensive until surrender or regime change,” officials said.

They added that so far Israel has dropped around 1,200 bombs, while the U.S. has dropped about 1,050.

During 12-day war there were four aerial refueling aircraft; now there are about 50.

“In effect, there are fuel stations in the sky for anyone who needs to refuel. In the coming days, people will be stunned by what has been achieved,” the officials said.

Source: Yinon Magal

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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 BREAKING: 'The war against Iran is now expected to last multiple weeks, not days' – Senior U.S. officials to Al Jazeera

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The French aircraft carrier "Charles de Gaulle" and accompanying ships are interrupting their deployment in the Baltic Sea and heading to the Mediterranean.

This was reported by the BFMTV channel, citing its own sources.

According to the channel, the decision to relocate to the eastern Mediterranean was made against the backdrop of the "deteriorating situation in the region".

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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷/🇮🇹 BREAKING: Yesterday, the U.S. reached out to Iran through Italy, suggesting a ceasefire; Tehran 'rejected the idea outright' – Yedioth Ahronoth

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The US is rushing to destroy Iran's missile and drone forces before it runs out of interceptors to repel Tehran's retaliatory strikes.

This was reported by The Wall Street Journal, citing officials and analysts.

According to the publication, repeated conflicts with Iran and its associated groups in the Middle East are depleting the region's air defense resources.

"One of the problems is that these resources are being exhausted very quickly," said Kelly Grieco, a senior researcher at the Stimson Center. "We're using them faster than we can replenish them."

It is noted that the shortage concerns not only anti-aircraft missiles, but also other ammunition, including Tomahawk cruise missiles.

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