Iranian Military Conducts Successful Drone Strikes During Great Prophet 19 Exercises
In the concluding phase of the Payambar-e Azam (The Great Prophet) 19 military exercises, units from the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps Ground Force effectively obliterated designated targets. The operation was carried out using Mohajer-6 drones armed with Qaem-series bombs, marking a successful demonstration of their operational capabilities.
A significant aspect of this phase was the widespread deployment of First-Person View (FPV) drones by the IRGC Ground Force, marking their recent incorporation into active military units.
In the concluding stage of the exercise, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC) combat and strike drones executed precision operations against predetermined targets. Utilizing Mohajer-6 drones armed with Qaem-series bombs, the IRGC successfully conducted accurate strikes on the designated objectives.
In a tactical operation, FPV drones swiftly located and neutralized their designated targets.
The “Great Prophet 19” military exercise, initiated earlier this week by the Iranian Army in conjunction with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), is underway across Iran’s southeastern, southern, and western territories. The maneuvers aim to enhance combat preparedness and evaluate the performance of newly developed weapon systems.
A significant component of the exercise involves the simulated protection of crucial infrastructure. This simulation employs mock aerial attacks to thwart potential threats to Iran’s nuclear facilities.
