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it looks like they are building a sky-jump
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who knows if my hypothesis of January 4, 2023 comes true https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/iranian-navy-news-and-discussions.346165/page-383#post-14156121
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from the photo it can be seen that they have also modified the dashboard, they have created a terrace structure that can be used to contain the dashboard for controlling flight activities
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"Flight Pacific Control to Iran313, Flight Pacific Control to Iran313, runway 02 is reserved for you. Please do a right turn over Diego Garcia to approach the runway 02 from the north!"
 
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^ This account claims Shahid Abu Mahdi will be armed with BMs that have anti-radar and IIR seekers. These missiles detonate 30-50m above their targets. Some models also have an anti-aircraft role and can allegedly reach ranges of up to 500km. No source provided.

So Hormuz 1, 2, and Khalij Fars BM’s with an air burst fragmentation warheads?

This is old tech Iran has long had. Nothing new.
 
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IRGC Navy equips its helicopters with Iranian sea mines

The Navy of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has equipped its military helicopters with sea mines, produced in Iran by the country's specialists and technicians, as part of the development of advanced ammunition and equipment.

In a documentary titled "Iranian Ammunition", broadcast on Tuesday February 14 by the documentary channel of public television (IRIB Mostanad), naval helicopters of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps can be seen dropping mines and discharging their explosive devices in water and destroy enemy submarines.
The documentary features a Soviet-built Mil Mi-17 military helicopter dropping Iranian Maham-II sea mines off the southern coast of Iran.

The Iranian sea mine, with an explosive charge of 350 kilograms is equipped with sonic and magnetic sensors.

Maham-II is laid at a depth of 10-50 meters in the sea and can destroy various surface ships as well as submarines weighing up to 250 tons and traveling at a speed of 4-15 knots.

IRGC Navy helicopters are already equipped with Iranian-made Nour anti-ship cruise missiles with a range of 120 kilometers (74.5 miles), Qader surface-to-sea cruise missiles with a range of 200 kilometers (124 ,2 miles) and 57 mm caliber S-5 rocket launchers.
 
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