Shahed-129 UCAV production line

[kollang]

we should think about exporting the Shahed-129.we are no more sanctioned.our drones are perfectly reasonable and effective.we can make lots of money.

 

[haman10]

reasonable and effective

No bro ,They are not "reasonable and effective"

they freakin' ROCK . take Sofre mahi for example ,do you what future it has ahead of itself when the project is done ?

if they intend to sell that baby (which i hope they don't ) it will OWN predator or reaper's A$$ for that matter

 

[SOHEIL]

No bro ,They are not "reasonable and effective"

they freakin' ROCK . take Sofre mahi for example ,do you what future it has ahead of itself when the project is done ?

if they intend to sell that baby (which i hope they don't ) it will OWN predator or reaper's A$$ for that matter

 

[haman10]

B jaan to

 

[Chevil]

we should think about exporting the Shahed-129.we are no more sanctioned.our drones are perfectly reasonable and effective.we can make lots of money.

you know , in 1375-1385 average price of our yearly military export was about 100-200 million dollars ( and it was growing !! ) UNSC member didn't want another country to come and take their weaponry market share so on of their first sanction was about this issue , and they agree to punish any country who buy weapons from us ....

and some delicious idiot thinks that UNSC member are angle who seek world wide peace ...


Iran's military industry has taken great strides in the past 25 years, and now manufactures many types of arms and equipment. According to Iranian officials, the country sold $100 million worth of military equipment in 2003.[1] and as of 2006 had exported weapons to 57 countries.[2][3] Iran's military industry, under the command of Iran's Ministry of Defense, is composed of the following main components:[4]

In 2007, following events in Iran's Nuclear Program, the United Nations Security Council placed sanctions on Iran forbidding it from exporting any form of weapons.[12] Despite these sanctions, Iran sold some military equipment to countries such as Sudan, Syria, and North Korea. Iran was also unable to import military equipment such as S-300 from Russia and went on to build its own substitute dubbed as Bavar 373.

Defense industry of Iran - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia