Iran has calculated the cost of downed US and Israeli UAVs

During the conflict with the United States and Israel, Iran shot down 119 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the total cost of which ranges from $ 500 million to $2 billion. This was reported on March 16 by the Iranian ISNA news agency.

"The number of downed drones is 119 units, the total cost of which is estimated from $ 500 million to $2 billion," the publication says.

It is reported that among the downed objects there are UAVs MQ-9, Harop, Lucas, Orbiter 4, Heron, as well as Hermes 900 and Hermes 450.

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In the 55th wave of attacks on Israel and U.S. bases, Iran earlier that day hit Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion Airport, and Israel Aerospace Industries military production centers with superheavy ballistic and hypersonic missiles. It is noted that superheavy, high-precision and hypersonic Fattah, Emad and Qadr missiles, as well as UAVs, were used during the operation.

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