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Introduced the new Shahed 161 drone

Introduced the new Shahed 161 drone

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps presented a new Shahed 161 drone.It can fly up to 150 km, weighs 170 kg, and can stay in the air for about two hours. The flight altitude is up to 9,000 meters, and the cruise speed is about 135 km/h.

The drone is launched from a vehicle and can carry optical systems for reconnaissance. It can also carry two 50-kilogram bombs - tracking and striking.

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