The Iranian Revolutionary Guard seizes US missiles and drones intact
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced that it had seized more than 15 American missiles that landed intact in Hormozgan province, in a notable development in the context of the ongoing military confrontation.
The Guard said the missiles found belonged to different models, including GBU and BLU variants, as well as other models, without disclosing further technical details.
According to the statement, since the outbreak of the war, Iranian forces have been able to detect, neutralize or destroy more than 60 missiles and drones described as hostile, as part of what the Guard described as ongoing defensive efforts.
Various equipment was seized, including bunker-buster missiles and drones, as the Guard indicated that the seized equipment included: Rockets designed to penetrate fortifications, Cruise missiles, and Drones of the following models: Harop, Lucas, MQ-9, and Hermes, without providing further details about the circumstances of its discovery or how it arrived in the area.
This announcement comes amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, with accusations flying over air and sea attacks, and a blockade imposed on Iranian ports for weeks.
