I still liked the zulifqar because it really did look like a development from the ground up, more western looking but again I just liked how it looked, actually it being put into use in exercises I’ve never seen any, only on trailers, your probably right about the maybe they couldn’t solve power on it, but 20 years seems like a waste just to put into a heavily upgraded t 72.
I actually hope Iran is paying very close attention to the ukraine conflict and addresses the lack of active protection ASAP, at least on tanks that would likely be on the front line in dealing with that long eared degenerate based in pseudo azarbaijan (Araan) or other lowlife cannibal hordes threatening the realm...
Lmao honestly if you ever get to the sunrise Florida area lmk, we will meet up at sawgrass to make sure your not a homicidal maniac I will take you to Popeyes and I honestly do not talk politics in real life, but food all day long
Lol, I do have a harsh and angry disposition and am very self righteous; I also do use a lot of angry profanity and vulgarity, but the words are truly accurate descriptions of the creatures in discussion most of the time.
Oh so basically same thing, minus self righteous a bit of an ahole maybe but a funny ahole.
That’s cool soon enough they will have vehicles that carry dozens, if they don’t have it already.
I think it's more likely based on the Phoenix Ghost, both drones have been floating around the middle east for a while. So Iran could've easily acquired examples covertly, or it could just be an indigenous development. Loitering munitions all have a certain design pattern to them that makes them all appear fairly similar. It's like how all stealth jets kinda look the same, it's demanded by physics and engineering not necessarily imitation.
I think it's more likely based on the Phoenix Ghost, both drones have been floating around the middle east for a while. So Iran could've easily acquired examples covertly, or it could just be an indigenous development. Loitering munitions all have a certain design pattern to them that makes them all appear fairly similar. It's like how all stealth jets kinda look the same, it's demanded by physics and engineering not necessarily imitation.
I'm quite confident that Iran has acquired Javelins by now, either through Ukraine or Syria so I'm somewhat bullish on a successor to the Saeghe 1/2 (M47 copy) appearing sometime soon. But doesn't Iran already have a Javelin equivalent with Almas (Spike copy)? To reiterate, I'm fairly confident that Iran has acquired them but is there much of a point when Iran already has Almas? Parallel programs seem to be an unfortunate feature of Iran's MIC so I wouldn't be surprised if a copy turns up.
Probably guessed wrong.
Yes, they are concentrating on mass producing Karrar. It being based on T-72S/B isn't bad, as it's just the hull which is adequate enough. Extra ammo is stored in a bustle with blowout panels, which decreases chance of ammo cook off and turret flying. Biggest problem is it's not known if Iran has anything more advanced than 3BM42 for ammo, which can't penetrate frontal turret of those tanks
You say extra ammo. If it still retains the same auto loader as the Russian design, then the Iranians have a flawed tank especially against modern ATGMs.
