[Just In] IRAN's Mohajer 6 Drone Seized by Pakistani security forces in Balochistan

[skyshadow]

According to a Twitter based news intelligence handle, Pakistan FC security force have seized an Iranian drone which according to them looks like a Mohajer 6. The Twitter handle claims it has been crashed in Balochistan region in undisclosed location.
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Want to know more about Mohajer 6?
Here's a thread link
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/mohajer-6-drone.489573/

no way too small to be a Mohajer 6 look at the back of the Mohajer 6 its way bigger than this

According to a Twitter based news intelligence handle, Pakistan FC security force have seized an Iranian drone which according to them looks like a Mohajer 6. The Twitter handle claims it has been crashed in Balochistan region in undisclosed location.
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Image provided by ITCT

Want to know more about Mohajer 6?
Here's a thread link
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/mohajer-6-drone.489573/

i think that's a Sadeq a Version of Mohajer 4 UAV its not been unveiled yet IRGC use for reconnaissance drone manly as i never saw it being armed ever.

Lolzzz, Pakistan is ahead of Iran in UAV development.

 

[Frank Martin]

Looks like pretty intact. Lost control and auto landed? @Serpentine @mohsen

 

[skyshadow]

and PLS do not go to Dark places we do not know if it was from Iran maybe Iran did sell it to PK as i never seen a serial number like this before. what did PK government saying about it?

 

[BATMAN]

Good for Pakistan
reverse engineering

I strongly believe that this drone was made with help of Pakistani technology smuggled out from Pakistan by the Iranian puppies in cabinet and state institutions.

 

[war&peace]

I can't say Pakistan is better than Iran in developing UAV but also I can't say Pakistan needs the technology of a simple UAV of diesel engines.

Pakistan has been designing not just UAVs but UCAVs along with AGM for those UCAV. Just Google Buraq UCAV and Burq AGM. Pakistan has used this system very effectively in COIN OPs.

 

[BATMAN]

well played Iran.

well played.

Trying to steal brownies from the larger audience of defense.pk and be in good books of mods.!

 

[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

 

[maximuswarrior]

The source is highly questionable.

 

[skyshadow]

well that's a Ababil-3 ground force Version.

 

[Arsalan 345]

Source is authentic.this guy has a wider network of his own intelligence.what Iran wants is really a good question.

 

[war&peace]

no way too small to be a Mohajer 6 look at the back of the Mohajer 6 its way bigger than this

i think that's a Sadeq a Version of Mohajer 4 UAV its not been unveiled yet IRGC use for reconnaissance drone manly as i never saw it being armed ever.

These toys are at least a generation behind Pakistan's simplest UAVs.

Source is authentic.this guy has a wider network of his own intelligence.what Iran wants is really a good question.

He is pathetic propagandist and liar. He is supporter of Israel and anti-Islam bastard.

 

[krash]

No boy,we are not.

Well flight controls+softwares are everything.Pakistan is way behind Iran in this arena.

Obviously our UCAVs operating in war zones are being flown on prayers. We also just happen to have exported UAVs to the US because we wished it really really hard. The Turks source parts for their UAVs from us for, you know, charity.

Thank God the JF-17 does not require flight controls or 'softwares'.

What do you think? Should we scrap the Wing Loong II project and reverse engineer this Iranian drone instead? Maybe have China study it too?

https://thediplomat.com/2018/10/china-pakistan-to-co-produce-48-strike-capable-wing-loong-ii-drones/

and PLS do not go to Dark places we do not know if it was from Iran maybe Iran did sell it to PK as i never seen a serial number like this before. what did PK government saying about it?

That is a pretty rudimentary UAV. Pakistan was producing the likes of it more than a decade ago. Doubt we'd need to buy it from Iran.

I can't say Pakistan is better than Iran in developing UAV but also I can't say Pakistan needs the technology of a simple UAV of diesel engines.

Turkey does source parts for its UAVs from Pakistan. We've been well established in the UAV market for a while now.

 

[war&peace]

No boy,we are not.

Kiddo, you need to grow up and learn things... even at your age..you're still totally clueless.

 

[skyshadow]

Obviously our UCAVs operating in war zones are being flown on prayers. We also just happen to have exported UAVs to the US because we wished it really really hard. The Turks source parts for their UAVs from us for, you know, charity.

Thank God the JF-17 does not require flight controls or 'softwares'.

What do you think? Should we scrap the Wing Loong II project and reverse engineer this Iranian drone instead? Maybe have China study it too?

https://thediplomat.com/2018/10/china-pakistan-to-co-produce-48-strike-capable-wing-loong-ii-drones/




That is a pretty rudimentary UAV. Pakistan was producing the likes of it more than a decade ago. Doubt we'd need to buy it from Iran.



Turkey does source parts for its UAVs from Pakistan. We've been well established in the UAV market for a while now.

well its not are top of the line UAV Iran uses Ababil family from 80s long before PK if in not wrong, but if you want to scrap the Wing Loong II you at least need a Shahed_129 second and third generation those are like Wing Loong II.

but if you want to mess with India you will need some Shahed_171 and 191 and 161

 

[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

Turkey does source parts for its UAVs from Pakistan. We've been well established in the UAV market for a while now.

Bro, I don't think the deal's still going on. I know TAI provided the body for Anka 2013 to 2014 from Kamra, that's all. + Most of the electronic parts are made by Aselsan, not TAI. If Pakistan want to work with Turkey should work with Aselsan, TAI simple as doing the job.