Iran's Fars News Agency reports that parts of an American MQ-9 drone, shot down on Friday near Assaluyeh, are being moved by donkey from the rugged mountainous area. The drone is valued at approximately $30 million, according to the report. The claim is based on a single source and has not been independently verified.
The Iranian news agency Fars reported Monday that parts of an American MQ-9 drone, shot down on Friday near the Assaluyeh area in southern Iran, are being transported by donkey from the difficult mountainous terrain. According to the report, the drone is valued at approximately $30 million. The claim is based on a single source from Fars and has not been independently verified. As The Zioneer reported yesterday, an earlier Iranian report indicated that remains of a US drone had been found in the Assaluyeh mountains. The method of transport by donkey highlights the challenging terrain in the area.
2 developments
- DevelopingIranian IRGC-affiliated media report interception of US MQ-9 drone over Khormuj, Bushehr
- DevelopingU.S. MQ-9 drone reportedly spotted over Chabahar, Iran, this morning
- DevelopingIRGC-adjacent source claims downing of US MQ-9 Reaper drone in Strait of Hormuz
- DevelopingIranian channels claim downing of US drone over Khuzestan Province
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