on video Kamikaze drone Iran Shahed 136 | How it Works

 

Kamikaze drone Iran Shahed 136 | How it Works

Now this American Tomahawk Cruise Missile cost about 2 million dollars 

The Shaheed 136  is more or less a low budget Cruise missile with a reported price tag of just $10,0000 to $20,000 dependinging on variants. While the Average price of cars here in America is around $40,000.

When launched in swarms these are a menace in this modern battlefield.

But in this content, we will look at how this drone works, the Moped engine behind i,t, and The basi

step-by-step process of how this works.

It wouldn't be fair if the pros and cons are not analyzed and how they are being tackled and how to counter the drones with old and new Weapon.

The HESA Shahed 136, is an Iranian loitering munition autonomous swarm pusher-prop aerial drone officially in service since 2021, developed by HESA. At its core, it is designed to attack ground targets from a distance. The relatively cheap drone is fired in multiples from a launch rack (in batches of five upwards) and is designed to evade air defenses and overwhelm ground targets, consuming air defense resources during the attack. The drone was revealed in December 2021 through published footage. The system is believed to first have been actively deployed to Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen.

 

Kamikaze drone Iran Shahed 136 | How it Works

Now this American Tomahawk Cruise Missile cost about 2 million dollars 

The Shaheed 136  is more or less a low budget Cruise missile with a reported price tag of just $10,0000 to $20,000 dependinging on variants. While the Average price of cars here in America is around $40,000.

When launched in swarms these are a menace in this modern battlefield.

But in this content, we will look at how this drone works, the Moped engine behind i,t, and The basi

step-by-step process of how this works.

It wouldn't be fair if the pros and cons are not analyzed and how they are being tackled and how to counter the drones with old and new Weapon.

The HESA Shahed 136, is an Iranian loitering munition autonomous swarm pusher-prop aerial drone officially in service since 2021, developed by HESA. At its core, it is designed to attack ground targets from a distance. The relatively cheap drone is fired in multiples from a launch rack (in batches of five upwards) and is designed to evade air defenses and overwhelm ground targets, consuming air defense resources during the attack. The drone was revealed in December 2021 through published footage. The system is believed to first have been actively deployed to Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen.