Spike ER,ER II , LR and LR II, Hellfire ,and I think also NLOS.
Hellfire is not an Israeli system so we will not consider it. Spike is a good system. Iran has many pin point accurate systems such as the Qaem family of missiles which have TV guidance, laser guidance etc. These have an incredible accuracy of
50cm.
Speaking about Qaem, the general said that it is also a “smart bomb,” meant for precision strikes, and could hit within 50 centimeters of a target. Supposedly Qaem can be equipped with different warheads, including penetrating and explosive fragmentation versions, which can be loaded on a broad range of drones, such as the Iranian-made Shahed-129, Hamase and Mohajer-6.
https://www.magiran.com/article/3983322
Qaem-1.
Qaem-5, small TV guided bomb:
Qaem-9:
Sadid-guided bomb: 8-10km range:
And the one called "Balaban" which is the Iranian analogue to the "small diameter bomb" and has a range of 100km (depending which UAV uses it):
Does Israel have anything used in their UAVs with such a range?
Furthermore, all these systems are "pin-point" in terms of accuracy, so I don't think their quality can be questioned. Moreover, these are just a handful of Iranian UAV munitions. Do now you see what your military official meant by the size of Iran's industry? And it's not just quantity my friend, there is a great quality too.
The low RCS and fast jet engine didn't help against Israel though. Fun fact, it was shot down by a hellfire missile which is kinda cool considering it's an anti tank missile.
No one is under the impression that these systems are invincible and/or invisible. But notice how you always have to use your electro-optic systems to down them and not radar guided systems (due to their low RCS). Furthermore, that "Ayoub" UAV penetrated many Km's into your airspace before you had to use an F-16 to down it. And those were older Iranian technology.
"The next appearance of a Hezbollah drone on October 6, 2012, was a spectacular foray that took Israel by surprise. An Iranian drone called “Ayub” flew south from Lebanon over the Mediterranean and into Israel via the Gaza Strip, moving westward about 35 miles into the Negev and penetrating to a point near the town of Dimona, the site of Israel’s nuclear weapons complex. There it was shot down over a forest by Israeli aircraft. Examining the wreckage, Israeli military said that it was possible the drone could have transmitted imagery of the nuclear research center. "
https://fas.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Hezbollah-Drones-Spring-2014.pdf
