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

[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

every day in Syria and Iraq and Yemen and other places like Lebanon actually a Shahed 161 went deep in to Israel air space and they were unable to shot it down with there air defense and fighter jets so they had to hit it with a attack helicopter and they had to admit hat the drone was very advance and sophisticated and you can see the drone actually shooting flares to avoid there air defense missiles. and Shahed 129 has hundreds of successful missions in Middle East and in Israel.

IDF shoots down drone that penetrated deep into Israel

https://www.timesofisrael.com/idf-shoots-down-drone-that-penetrated-deep-into-israel/


THE IRANIAN DRONE: WHEN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY COMES BACK TO BITE US

https://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/T...anced-technology-comes-back-to-bite-us-542263

Because they didn't make it or didn't want it?

Air defense systems or aircraft can not hit, but a heavy-class helicopter 30mm gun or heat-guided missile can hit. What makes your "invisible" uav visible? Vahiy?

 

[war&peace]

What do you say... is there a potential of Iran spying on Pakistan security, through various resources and drone is one of it?
Keep Mubarik Hussein Patel in mind!

Iran has been doing this for quite some time and recently Pakistani state has given them a strong response though I think we need to tougher...IRGC trained terrorist are responsible for terrorism inside Baluchistan.
But I find this news to be dubious since the source is not credible. He is an Islamophobe Israel agent.

 

[skyshadow]

what do you want from Pakistan?

all i want is that do not go to dark places no one has a bad view of PK in Iran but you guys are pissed at us the drone was unarmed and there is no evidence that it wanted to do any harm in PK maybe its part of the PK_Iran deal to monitor terrorist activities or maybe it drifted off in to PK after losing commutations. what did PK government say about this?

 

[El Sidd]

all i want is that do not go to dark places no one has a bad view of PK in Iran but you guys are pissed at us the drone was unarmed and there is no evidence that it wanted to do any harm in PK maybe its part of the PK_Iran deal to monitor terrorist activities or maybe it drifted off in to PK after losing commutations. what did PK government say about this?

nothing.

what can it do? its a routine violation

 

[skyshadow]

Because they didn't make it or didn't want it?

Air defense systems or aircraft can not hit, but a heavy-class helicopter 30mm gun or heat-guided missile can hit. What makes your "invisible" uav visible? Vahiy?

its not "invisible" but some of them are advance and sophisticated with decoys and have stealth technology well they tried to hit it with air defense systems and fighter couldn't so they hit it with a hell fire missile.


and to your other Q: What makes your "invisible" uav visible?

A: getting to close to Radars and Thermal cameras like what we did with RQ_170 that you can see below

nothing.

what can it do? its a routine violation

that's my point maybe its not a routine violation we use drones alot and i mean alot alot so losing commutations is not that uncommon let us not rush to any conclusion tag me PLS when PK government release a statement thanks.

 

[Rafi]

I find this picture awfully suspicious because:

1. There is only one picture. Why not take 2? or 3? A couple of angles?
2. The image is expertly cropped so you can't see the uniform of the guy on the right.
3. There's a convenient Pakistani flag on top of the pickup sticking out and that's the only evidence that this points to being in Pakistan.

On the other hand there is precedent of Iran's UAV in Pakistan with the shooting down of the Shahed-129.

@Rafi thoughts?

Problems have been there in the past, but at the moment our relationship is the best it has been for 20 yrs. Second most peaceful border after China. This looks like an attempt to create tension while PMIK is in DC.

 

[war&peace]

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.

Definitely it happened during Pervez Musharraf's rule.

 

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

The source is highly questionable.

Source gave a picture which look authentic.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Even if true, nothing to panic about.

 

[maximuswarrior]

Source gave a picture which look authentic.

If true we did well to take it down.

If not true it is obviously hoax and meant to sow divide.

 

[Sine Nomine]

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?

Have we got any system compareable to S-129,S-171 or Saegheh-2?
Jingoism aside Iran makes easily into top 4 UAV developers while we are seen no where.

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

Please tell me what i don't know about Iranian UAV's when compared to non-existents one's Pakistan.Tell me a single large Pakistani UCAV system.

Pakistan produces several UAVs and UCAV from totally indigenous designs to TOT and licensed production.
Even Pakistan's private sector is ahead of Iran in UAV design & manufacturing. Integrated Dynamics a private sector company mostly exported its solutions.

Shahpar, Uqaab, Falco, Wing Looong CH4, Burraaq, Jasoos, Ababeel I-III, just a few names and these have been used in battle field very successfully and even exported to many countries including EU states.

Just list those systems.

Nice toys... have these been ever used in a real battlefield

They have been flying these in Syria,Iraq,Lebonan and Yemen for a decade.

Where did you hear about controls? Want to have a challenge ..can you explain what a transfer function is, Bodeplot, frequency response..etc

All i know is we don't have any armed UCAV in service at large scale than Iranians have.

 

[mohsen]

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

No news about it on Iranian sources, Pakistan didn't complain either, so probably it's near border.

 

[xyxmt]

I'm wondering why would Iran do that unless we are in American camp? Or is it just their insecurities?

They are spying for Americans, looking for our nukes

 

[Mithridates]

Nice toys... have these been ever used in a real battlefield

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also in Iraq and Syria.

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.

iran-iraq war.

 

[Mithridates]

Because they didn't make it or didn't want it?

Air defense systems or aircraft can not hit, but a heavy-class helicopter 30mm gun or heat-guided missile can hit. What makes your "invisible" uav visible? Vahiy?

they have radar coverage on all over the Israel and Lebanon and Syria, the fact that they used a million dollar EO guided missile instead of a few k iron dome tamir to shoot it down while risking the drone get closer to it's target should give you a hint. they failed to get enough data to feed their RF missile.

so they hit it with a hell fire missile.

it was python-5 missile.