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[sahureka2]

You mean the turbine used as the powerplant for ships?

Yes
but it is only as a hypothesis

 

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Iranian MiG 29 Fulcrum

 

[skyshadow]

what did Iran send to Syria? what are they?

 

[TheImmortal]

what did Iran send to Syria? what are they?

Vehicle origin looks Russian.

I wonder if they are Russian ECW/EW systems.

Unless those belong to the Syrian army. Then they could just be transport vehicles transferring Iranian arms from the plane.

 

[Arminkh]

what did Iran send to Syria? what are they?

Look like oil tankers to me with access hatch on top. Maybe it is just refueling. Where did you find those?

 

[sanel1412]

what did Iran send to Syria? what are they?

Seems like Nebo radars,that exactly how it look like non-deployed but also can be many things.mm

 

[skyshadow]

Look like oil tankers to me with access hatch on top. Maybe it is just refueling. Where did you find those?

T4

 

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imagery from Shahed Industries Center show Iran's Shahed 216 Ground Test Vehicle resuming tests after getting new main rotor blades

 

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IRIAF Kosar1 cockpit

 

[ashool]

IRIAF Kosar1 cockpit

what is that meane?

 

[TheImmortal]

IRIAF Kosar1 cockpit

looks like a refurbished F-5. I still doubt Iran’s claim Kosar is from scratch.

 

[skyshadow]

what is that meane?

that is the cockpit of a Kowsar fighter jet

looks like a refurbished F-5. I still doubt Iran’s claim Kosar is from scratch.

well they showed there skeleton and structure being built so they can not be refurbished F-5 as these Kowsar jets have radars and advance electronic devices that took the space of one of the guns on right as you can see here.

 

[TheImmortal]

that is the cockpit of a Kowsar fighter jet



well they showed there skeleton and structure being built so they can not be refurbished F-5 as these Kowsar jets have radars and advance electronic devices that took the space of one of the guns on right as you can see here.

The original picture you gave of Kosar you can clearly see the interior is worn, the metal is more fatigued/worn, and paint along the console is chipped and faded.

How can a “brand new” cockpit have that happen?

And that propaganda video is nice and all, but straight from Iran’s mouth via news releases is that 15 kosar will be built in next 3 or so years. Yet that propaganda video shows at least 7 in an So called “assembly line”.

So something about this program doesn’t add up.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/431501/Iran-Air-Force-to-receive-15-Kowsar-fighter-jets

 

[Mithridates]

The original picture you gave of Kosar you can clearly see the interior is worn, the metal is more fatigued/worn, and paint along the console is chipped and faded.

How can a “brand new” cockpit have that happen?

And that propaganda video is nice and all, but straight from Iran’s mouth via news releases is that 15 kosar will be built in next 3 or so years. Yet that propaganda video shows at least 7 in an So called “assembly line”.

So something about this program doesn’t add up.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/431501/Iran-Air-Force-to-receive-15-Kowsar-fighter-jets

if you want to know a plane is new or old, look how much dirty it is. this kowsar image shows actually it in new because there is no dust or dirt in any of notches. if you focus particularly on f-35, you will find such things too.