
Iran tested radar systems designed to find and intercept unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), as part of a military drill around nuclear facilities in southern Iran, the Fars News Agency reported Thursday.
The drill commenced on Monday and ended on Thursday.
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According to the report, the Revolutionary Guards' aerial defense forces managed to destroy targets simulating drones and enemy jets trying to infiltrate the drill's designated aerial space.
Iran's anti-aircraft forces also trained on intercepting cruise missiles. The report stated that the successful air defense maneuvers were the last stage of a drill that commenced on Monday.
On Monday, Tehran announced that its air defense forces launched a drill simulating an enemy attack on the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities. The drill began in the Bushehr region.
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