Armée Iranienne/Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran

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avec deux AIM9 et des reservoirs externes.

pierrot1771 a écrit:

J'ai vraiment du mal à comprendre ton mode de penser...
Tu refuses juste de discuter d'1 fait avéré seulement parce qu'aucune preuve ne l'étaye???
Même si il est clair, que les protagonistes font tout leur possible pour rester le + discret possible sur leurs agissements.

Je ne refuse pas de discuter, voilà 2 jours que nous sommes entrain de discuter sans me lacer, s'il y a quelque chose que j'aime dans ce forum c'est le débat, quand il y a débat. J'ai juste demandé des preuves est ce trop demandé? Tu aurais pu me dire je n'en ai pas on en serait resté là, car à l'origine, toi et moi pensons la même chose.

on sort de la piste,on recentre et on laisse le superflu a part,merci

Mon cher Raptor, la logique veut que je te rejoigne sur la question des preuves, il n'y en a pas et pour cause...
Mais, à 1 moment, quand plusieurs points convergents se rejoignent, on appelle ça le doute raisonnable.
Quand, en +, les principaux interéssés (Iran, Soudan, Hamas...) ne démentent pas (pourtant on sait que Teheran est capable de démentir au besoin (dossier nuke).
Quand encore +, Israel envoie ses Sufas bombarder 1 convoi en territoire "ennemi" & qu'en ce moment même, 2 navires de guerre de la Marine Iranienne sont à Port-Soudan (Tiens, juste après 1 conflit Palestine-Israel...), là le doute, il n'est plus que raisonnable.

j´ai dit recentrer Gemini donc Armée Iranienne . debattez sans en arriver a la personalisation,qui a tort ou qui ne fait pas quoi..

Aye Aye Sir.

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Iran: All Data of Captured US RQ-170 Drone Decoded TEHRAN (FNA)- A senior Iranian commander announced that the country has extracted all the data and information existing in the intelligence gathering systems of the United States' highly advanced RQ-170 Sentinel stealth aircraft which was captured by Iran last year.

"All the intelligence existing in this drone has been completely decoded and extracted and we know each and every step it has taken (during its missions)," Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh told reporters here in Tehran on Monday. The stealth drone was downed by Iran last December through a sophisticated cyber attack. The commander further revealed some of the data taken from the aircraft's intelligence system, and added, "The US President (Barack Obama) had told the Israeli officials that the drone was tasked with spying on Iran's nuclear program, but our experts found after decoding the drone that it had not performed even a single nuclear mission over Iran." "And this reveals that Americans are treating the nuclear issue (of Iran) as an excuse" to conduct hostile moves, including spying operations, against Iran. The unmanned surveillance plane lost by the United States in Iran was a stealth aircraft being used for secret missions by the CIA. The aircraft is among the highly sensitive surveillance platform in the CIA's fleet that was shaped and designed to evade enemy defenses. The drone is the first such loss by the US. The RQ-170 has special coatings and a batwing shape designed to help it penetrate other nations' air defenses undetected. The existence of the aircraft, which is made by Lockheed Martin, has been known since 2009, when a model was photographed at the main US airfield in Kandahar, Afghanistan.

farsnews

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MOSCOW, December 12 (RIA Novosti) - Iranian Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi unveiled two domestically-produced helicopters at an aerospace industry exhibition on Tuesday, Iranian media reported.

At the four-day 6th International Aviation Industry Exhibition underway on Kish island in the Persian Gulf, the Iranian military showcased two semi-heavy and mid-size military choppers, Panha-1 and Panha-2, the Fars News Agency said.

“Panha-1 mid-size chopper with the capacity to carry 14 passengers, and 8-seater Panha-2 light chopper were among the other products unveiled today,” the agency reported.

Their main task is to provide logistical support for the armed forces and to take part in military missions.

Iran has also unveiled Shahriyar, a medium-lift 214ST chopper overhauled by Iranian experts. The aircraft can carry up to 20 passengers.

Tehran Times quoted Managing-Director of the Iranian Aviation Industries Organization (IAIO) Manouchehr Manteqi as saying that Iran is ready to export the choppers which to be unveiled in the exhibition.

He also said his organization has also started designing another chopper which will be built by the next year.

“We are planning to build 100- and 150-seat aircraft, not to mention our capabilities in designing drones,” Manteqi, who is also a deputy defense minister, was quoted as saying by Press TV.

Among other achievements that Iran showcased during the exhibition, was domestically produced landing gear for fighter jets, Fars reported.

On peut voir la différence de taille entre le Ghadir "Turquoise" et ses prédécesseurs

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Iran produces unmanned surface vehicle

Iranian-made Ariana unmanned surface vehicle (file photo)


Sun Dec 16, 2012 5:31PM

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Iranian researchers have produced an unmanned surface vehicle (USV) that can conduct a wide range of missions.

The USV - codenamed Ariana - was unveiled during a ceremony showcasing the recent research and technological achievements of the Science and Research Branch of the Islamic Azad University in Tehran on Sunday.

Project manager Behrouz Asadi told reporters that Ariana is highly maneuverable, has smart information processing systems, and can transmit images of its surrounding maritime environment.

He added that Ariana can be used to conduct military, surveillance, rescue and environmental protection missions.

Asadi concluded that the unmanned surface vehicle designed and made by Iran can travel as fast as 30 nautical knots (54 kilometers) per hour, and can carry a payload of four kilograms.

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Xinhua, December 17, 2012

Iran has launched the production line of ScanEagle drones, a commander was quoted Monday by Press TV as announcing.

Navy Commander of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi, said that "the production line of ScanEagle drones has been launched in Iran."

The U.S. ScanEagle drone, one of which was recently captured by the IRGC in the Persian Gulf, was the third aircraft of its kind downed by Iranian forces, Fadavi was quoted as saying.

On Dec. 4, Iran's local media said that the naval force of IRGC had downed an U.S. drone over the Persian Gulf in Iran's waters. Iran's state TV also released a footage of the captured drone.

But Western reports quoted a spokesman for the U.S. Navy as denying the Iranian claims.

Xinhua

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Iran to Equip IRGC with New Types of Submarines TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi said that the country plans to equip the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) naval force with new submarines.

"Production of different types of submarines are on our agenda and naturally they will be delivered to the IRGC whenever they reach their final phase," Vahidi told FNA on Wednesday, adding that the ministry plans to equip the IRGC Navy with its new home-made submarines. As regards the features and specifications of the new submarines, Vahidi said, "These submarines will be in models other than Qadir (light submarines) and their production and delivery to the IRGC are underway." He said that Iran is producing military tools based on its doctrine of asymmetric defense. Last month, Iran boosted its naval power in Persian Gulf waters after a new missile launching vessel and two light submarines joined its Navy fleet. During the ceremony attended by Iranian Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari, two Qadir-class light submarines also joined the Iranian naval fleet. All parts of the Qadir-class submarines, including the hull, radar equipment and advanced defense systems, have been made domestically. The submarines are appropriate vessels for different naval missions, including reconnaissance and combat in territorial waters, specially in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz which are not wide enough for the maneuvering of large warships and submarines.

english.farsnews.com

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Shahab Thaqeb - Iran's international SAM, Surface-to-Air

New photographs of Iran's Shahab Thaqeb short-range surface-to-air missile system confirm earlier suggestions that the weapon (earlier known as the Ya-zabra) is based on both the Thomson-CSF (now Thales) R440 Crotale, and the French weapon's HY-7/ FM-80 Chinese derivative.

In 1999 it was revealed that Iran had apparently reverse-engineered the Crotale system, working on the basis of Crotale hardware captured from Iraq during the 1980-88 Gulf War. Since Iran is reported to have procured a number of Chinese National Precision Machinery Import and Export Corporation (CPMIEC) HY-7/FM-80 (Feimeng-80 = Flying Midge-80) Crotale derivative SAM systems, and perhaps the follow-on FM-90 system, technology derived from those systems was thought likely to have found its way into the Ya-zahra project. The Shahab Thaqeb SAM system is believed to have been in service with the Iranian Air Force for several years.

http://articles.janes.com/articles/J...ional-SAM.html

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Iran unlikely to have an ICBM by 2015, says CRS report
By Doug Richardson
12/24/2012
It is increasingly uncertain whether Iran will be able to achieve an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capability by 2015, a report published on 6 December by the Congressional Research Service (CRS) has concluded.

Since 1999, the US intelligence community has repeatedly warned that Iran could test an ICBM by 2015 given sufficient foreign assistance, especially from a country such as China or Russia. For example, the 2012 US Department of Defense Annual Report on the Military Power of Iran stated: "Iran may be technically capable of flight-testing an intercontinental ballistic missile by 2015."

An agency within the Library of Congress, the CRS works for the members of congress, their committees, and staff on a confidential basis. Although its reports are unclassified, as a matter of policy they are not made available to members of the public, except in certain circumstances. Requests from researchers, libraries, and corporations are usually denied.

Written by Steven A Hildreth, described as a "specialist in missile defence", CRS report R42849 'Iran's Ballistic Missile and Space Launch Programs' says that Iran does not appear to be receiving the degree of foreign support many believe would be necessary for a successful ICBM programme.

http://www.janes.com/products/janes/defence-security-report.aspx?ID=1065974696&channel=defence

l’Iran doit renouveler sa force de l'aire ( je sais bien que c'est impossible pour eux d’acheter des avions ou même des pièces de rechange vus les sanctions et l'embargo )
jusqu’à maintenant la f14 tomcat se reste la meilleur avion de chasse au sein de l’armée iranienne .. même s'ils ont fait des efforts on créant leurs propre avions comme saeqeh et chafak
ils feront jamais le pois contre les f16 ou bien les avions 5eme génération ( f22 , f35 , t50 , j20 .. )
vus qu'ils se préparent pour une guerre .. elle doivent faire de leur mieux !

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