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🇮🇷⚠️ Pentagon in Shock: Iran Unveils Upgraded Arash Attack Drone With 100 KG Warhead Iran has unveiled an upgraded Arash one-way attack drone, described in reports as Arash-3, with a heavier warhead, navigation designed to work without GPS and a jet-powered variant under development. 🔸 Warhead weight increases from 50 to 100 kg, according to Iranian state media. Changes to its explosive and incendiary materials are intended to make successful hits more destructive, alongside improvements in targeting accuracy. 🔸 The combined upgrades could inflict roughly 2.3 times the damage, an Army specialist said in the unveiling footage. That is an Iranian assessment of the overall upgrade, not a claim that doubling warhead weight automatically doubles destruction. 🔸 Additional GPS-independent navigation options are intended to help the drone continue toward its target when satellite signals are disrupted. This addresses a practical vulnerability of long-range attack drones: carrying a large warhead means little if jamming sends it off course. 🔸 AI-assisted targeting is intended to improve precision, but Iran has not detailed the technology’s exact role. The announcement does not establish whether it assists navigation, recognizes targets or performs other guidance functions. 🔸 A jet-powered version would broaden the Arash family beyond piston-powered models. Higher speed could leave defenders less time to detect, track and intercept it, although the new variant’s speed, range and exact engine remain undisclosed. 🔸 Images suggest a revised airframe with delta-shaped wings and twin vertical stabilizers. Composite materials and a honeycomb internal structure have also been suggested, potentially reducing structural weight, but those construction details remain unconfirmed. 🔸 The aircraft appeared in October 22 footage from an underground drone production facility, visited by Army chief Amir Hatami. Showing production alongside the upgraded weapon highlights Iran’s effort to keep building and replenishing its drone arsenal under attack; monthly output has not been disclosed. The upgrades aim to give air defenses a tougher job by making Iran’s drones harder to divert through GPS jamming and more damaging when they get through. Do you think Western defense systems can handle ARASH? @NewRulesGeo❗Follow us on X

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