The Iranian army claims it launched advanced, heavy suicide drones during the 27th wave of 'Operation Netzer 2,' according to the Arabic desk of analyst Abu Saleh. The report is single-sourced and unverified.
The Iranian army has claimed it launched advanced, heavy suicide drones during the 27th wave of its ongoing 'Operation Netzer 2' campaign, according to a Friday morning report from the Arabic desk of analyst Abu Saleh. The report, which is single-sourced and unverified, provides no details on the specific drone type, launch location, or intended targets.
As The Zioneer reported earlier this morning (Fri 11:05), the Iranian army had already begun launching suicide drones in daylight toward the Persian Gulf and northern Iraq. The new claim of a 27th wave extends the operation's reported scope. The 'Netzer 2' campaign, which the IRGC has claimed targets US assets in the region, has been ongoing for over a week, with the IRGC previously releasing footage of earlier waves. The distinction between army and IRGC operations remains a key analytical point, with analysts noting the army has deployed mobile suicide drone units separately from the IRGC.
The claim remains unconfirmed by independent sources, and no official Israeli, US, or regional confirmation has been provided.
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