The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Ground Force conducted a successful test flight of the forces multirotor bomber drone, designed and developed in a project known as Arbaeen.
The multicopter was designed, developed, and produced by experts from the Self-Sufficiency Jihad Organization of the IRGC.
This lightweight rotorcraft has the capability to carry a 7-kilogram bomb and drop it on a target from an altitude of 500 meters.
Moreover, the new IRGC drone can simultaneously carry and launch 10 small missiles, targeting various objectives.
This vertical takeoff and landing aircraft is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) equipped with more than two engines for vertical ascent. Such aircraft are suitable options for special operations units due to their ability to operate in any terrain and their ease of use.
Terrorist groups operating in the country's northwestern and southeastern borders often exploit hard-to-reach areas for their activities. Therefore, the deployment of such equipment, which is capable of executing missions in various geographical conditions and is cost-effective compared to other methods, is a suitable choice for the IRGC ground force.