Arash is a cruise ammunition unmanned aerial system (UAS) from Iran, commonly known as wandering ammunition, that can perform long-range suicide attacks.
Arash drones
Arash looks like a ferocious shark, with a circular fuselage in an aerodynamic streamlined design that is slender and conical, with the main wings swept back.
Arash is usually loaded on launch tracks, launched from flatbed trucks or warships. The takeoff is assisted by an abandoned rocket, and once Arash is able to gain forward momentum and rise under its own power, the rocket pack is discarded, with the main force being the engine embedded in the rear of the fuselage.
Launch the scene from the truck
After launch, Arash can be directed to a target or target area, search for the target autonomously, and then carry out a suicide attack.
Arash did not use high-end optoelectronic equipment, but a large number of civilian equipment smuggled from all over the world, making the cost of Arash very low, which allowed Iran to equip in large quantities. Despite being hit hard by Western sanctions, Iran is stubbornly developing its own military industry.
A drone that can't see your head at a glance
Modern warfare is not only more technological than economic. Although Russia has a variety of tall weapons and equipment, such as Su-57 stealth fighters, A100 early warning aircraft, S500 air defense systems and so on. The performance of these equipment is at the world's advanced level, and the price is also very expensive. The Russian army is difficult to afford, the amount of equipment is very small, and it is also used as a parade weapon, which did not play a role in the war.
According to its own economic and technological strength, Iran has adopted a large number of civilian equipment in the world and put together a lot of high-quality and inexpensive weapons and equipment, but it has played a huge role in Iraq, Syria, the Houthis region and other battlefields, enhancing Iran's international influence.
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