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Sayyad-2 (Talesh) missiles used also on Raad air defence system?
Raad AD System is using normally Taer-2 missiles
what is going on here?
casual mind fucking games from IRGC air defence division
but I believe these missiles can be mounted on any vehicle as long as that vehicle supports the tonnage and weight of missile
 
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AmirPatriot & PeeD,

My apologies for being late to the party, hadn't been around for a couple days and apparently I missed out.

As to the question of my employment, while I won't say what I actually do for a living, I can say that working for the CIA ain't it, for a lot of reasons (for one, the CIA not wanting their employees poking around places like this and "talking shop").

My "expertise" is mostly based on the simple fact that I am a HUGE military tech nerd. This ranges from my ever-growing collection of military books (just bought several new editions today, including a Jane's Weapon Systems 1982-1983) and hands-on experience with military hardware (ranging from museum pieces to functional stuff).

Specifically concerning air defenses, my knowledge is purely amateur and I yield to PeeD in this department as his knowledge on the topic is far beyond mine.
 
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You are welcome to take part in the technical discussion of the Bavar eagle2007, its just open source stuff I talk about and the CIA part was a joke.

Anyway Amirpatriot, yes the Najm802 is good visible here and now its clear that its a IRGC system. I'm 90% sure not due to the array depth, that its a AESA.
 
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Observed from Iran media imagery, IRGC-ASF 'Defenders of the Velayat Skies' exercise 2017:

- IRGC-ASF Sayyad-2 ("Hunter-2") transporter erector launcher.
- Sayyad type mid-range, high altitude solid-fuel missiles, apparently mounted on erector triple-launcher setup.
- IRGC-ASF 3rd Khordad transporter erector launcher and radar (TELAR) with 3x Taer-2B ("Bird-2") surface to air missiles, part of the Raad ("Thunder") air defense system.
- IRGC Tabas transporter erector launcher and radar (TELAR) with 3x Taer-2A ("Bird-2") surface to air missiles, part of the Raad ("Thunder") air defense system.
- Transporter erector launcher vehicle, part of the Raad ("Thunder") air defense system
- Najm-802 ("Star-802") active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar.
- IRGC-ASF Sukhoi Su-22M type Fitter K fighter bombers, appearing recently refurbished. (Perhaps these operated as aggressor aircraft for air defense target acquisition purposes.)
- Mil Mi-171 "Hip" transport helicopter (unusual white paintwork for IRGC-ASF).
- Matla-ul-Fajr ("Breaking Dawn") type 3D VHF early-warning radar.
- Kasta 2E2 type surveillance radar.
- Ghadir ("Almighty") type OTH 360° 3D radar, part of the Sepehr ("Sky") radar system.

(Corrections, additions encouraged)
 
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here we go as u guys hearing on the news , zionist tryin to drag america into another war with iran Allah forbid , but if that happen Allah forbid , destroy the zionist first , cz they been lobbying to USA to drag America into war with iran , but truely wish nothing happens , but problem is now we got crazy president sitting down on world most powerful country , MAy God help the innocent humans on earth
 
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which radar is that?

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And that one in another video, looks quit similar one to Nazim-802 (following pic)
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The first one have dual antenna while the second has only single as far as i can observe and its quit similar to nazim 802..
may be the antenna in the second pic is the unfold state of the first one..
kinda confused.
@PeeD can u explain...?
 
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