Iran's drone technology has evolved from a domestic defense project into a significant presence on the world stage, demonstrating a unique and effective approach to aerospace development that resonates with a diverse range of international partners.

IRGC successfully tests the Shahed-161 drone engine, showcasing an indigenous, jet-powered UAV for reconnaissance and combat with advanced stealth and autonomous capabilities.

Hassan Tehrani Moqaddam, the architect of Iran’s missile program who played a key role in Iran’s rise as a global missile power, was martyred on this day in 2011, leaving an illustrious legacy.

Israel’s claim of not seeking a new war with Iran, conveyed through President Putin, must be viewed with skepticism, as a potential deception, given the regime’s history and penchant for reckless wars.

Shahed‑136, a low-cost Iranian kamikaze drone, has reshaped warfare, inspiring global replication, challenging traditional powers, and becoming a standard for long-range, precision unmanned systems.

Iran’s Khorramshahr missile family, from 2017’s landmark debut to the advanced Kheibar, demonstrates sustained innovation in range, accuracy, survivability, and strategic deterrence technology.

Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the martyred IRGC aerospace commander, transformed Iran into a global missile and drone power, prioritizing self-reliance, innovation, and strategic deterrence.