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Lasers, satellites and cyberattacks: How US is crippling Iran's arsenal
Although the fighting is taking place in the Middle East, much of the monitoring work is carried out thousands of kilometres away.
5 Mar, 11:40 — 5 Mar, 11:55
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The IndependentMostly Factual157d ago
The new low-cost drones the US has quietly introduced to Iran conflict
The US has started using Lucas, a one-way attack drone modelled on the cheap technology that Iran has been developing since the 1980s
By Arun Dawson
Read full article →Times of IndiaMostly Factual157d ago
Lasers, satellites and cyberattacks: How US is crippling Iran's arsenal
Although the fighting is taking place in the Middle East, much of the monitoring work is carried out thousands of kilometres away. Personnel in the United States operate from facilities housing large radar domes known as radomes. These spherical structures resemble giant golf balls and collect satellite data in real time. Analysts use the information to determine missile trajectories and likely targets.
By TOI WORLD DESK
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First report: Times of India · 5 Mar, 11:40|Full coverage: 2 · 16m|Window: 16m
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