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The fact is not about copying this missile rather uncovering the hack and behavior of that system, thay will pave the way for finding limitaions and countering such system in future ..Alright then keep believing it
Why would a country that prides itself on its indigenous missile technology also claim to be copying its most hated enemy, the “Zionist regime?”
Iran’s media bragged on Monday that it reportedly “replicated” an Israeli anti-tank missile. At the same time Iran claims it is now among the best countries in the world in terms of missile innovation. Why would a country that prides itself on its indigenous missile technology also claim to be copying its most hated enemy, the “Zionist regime?”
First, Iran didn’t want to admit these claims itself. In the way things are done in the Middle East this report was ascribed to a Russian news outlet so Iran didn’t have to report it from local sources. But even laundered from the Russians. “A Russian aviation news outlet says Iran may have replicated an Israeli missile that was shot down in Syria,” Press TV claims. Iran’s Tasnim media then goes on to assert that it has now tested this “new Iranian anti-tank missile.”
Besides iran learnt what kind of sensors, electronics and Control algorithms Israel uses...
There is no way iran can copy 100% out of it and even they can, they wont, they probably revamp and indigenize the system their own way...