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They are actually ex-Soviet ones bought by Iran.

Search. It contains an IR sensor and a camera with high zoom capability for searching the sea. Good for SAR and Recon missions.

I was wrong. This is H-200 variant: Other variants:

As far as I know, this plane has a large radar in it's nosecone that none of our current UAVs can lift it up.

Specifications: Base model: IrAn-140 (An-140) Length: 22.605 m Wingspan: 25.505 m Height: 8.225 m Max Load: 6000 kg Has a FLIR in the bottom of the plane, a search radar in the nose, radar wave receiver, submarine detection system and pollution detection system. There are going to be five...

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Courtney to popular belief, this is "not" scorpion or towsan. It is significantly different (e.g. smaller, different tracks, slightly different design). This is Sayyad "rapid-reaction vehicle" that is designed based on scorpion. It comes in another version too: Rocket-launcher More pics...

New "Ticker" ERA tiles on M-60s. A new variant of Neynava trucks: And finally what seems to be a mockup of a supersonic anti ship missile called Fath. I suspect that this was called Zafar at first:

The TEL is a Chinese WS51200. I couldn't find a picture of it but there are pictures of it's variants: And as it is most probably liquid fueled, it can't reach a range of 10000 km. perhaps 6000 km. This is exactly the opposite. Solid fuel missiles have better range, speed, launch time...

North Korean media has showed a video about this missile. Interesting enough, it is different from what we see in the parade: Click the picture to enlarge it:

More pictures. Courtney to media speculations, this is a liquid fueled missile.

My approximation.

North Korea shows off new missile North Korea has unveiled what appears to be a new missile at a military parade in Pyongyang. The missile was shown on Sunday during celebrations for the centennial of the birth of late North Korean founder Kim Il Sung. It is a possible addition to an...

You know something? There is a thing inside the head called brain. Try to use it before you put shame on yourself.

Nuclear? yes. Missile? no. Iran used North Korean help back in 1990s. But now North Koreans are using Iranian warhead and guidance technology in their Nodong missiles. We have launched 3 satellites into space and plan to send more but North Koreans have not yet succeeded in launching a single...

Our main export candidates are these ones: Modlex: Main page These are intended for normal countries. A good example is Sudan. Some other African countries are also included. In Europe, only Albania has a history of buying arms from Iran (mostly ammunition). In Asia, Tajikistan, Myanmar and...

Yes. But we also have Russian NEBO.

Iran is deploying VHF radars to counter stealth aircraft. One of them is this one: Matla-ul-fajr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Do you really know what does turbofan mean? The engine you posted is a small piston engine that any country can produce.