00:02Hello, this is the Aerospace National Park.
00:04Before this report, the most important collection of captured and downed drones from the U.S. terrorist military, namely the
00:09MQ-4 Global Hawk MQ-1 and RQ-1 Sanity 70, was on display here.
00:16However, at this moment, under extremely strict security measures, this unit is escorting us to a location which, according to
00:21the commanders of the IRGC Aerospace Force Air Defense, holds a massive and invaluable treasure trove of captured American and
00:27Zionist drones.
00:28We are currently standing inside one of the highly classified underground air defense facilities belonging to the IRGC Aerospace Force,
00:35a location where, for the very first time, a selection of the tangible results and fruits of their dedicated labor
00:40in the successful interception and recovery of American drones that took place throughout the duration of the Third Imposed War
00:45are finally being put on public display for the world to see.
01:20If you look behind me, you can see a very wide range of various drones on display,
01:25including the MQ-9s, the Hermes, the Hermes 900s, and the Hermes 450s.
01:29This entire role consists of specialized technical equipment salvaged from those MQ-9 drones that were successfully downed by the
01:36IRGC's air defense fire.
01:37These drones possess at least four distinct, sophisticated methods designed to effectively avoid interception by any modern air defense systems.
01:46Nevertheless, the air defense missiles of the IRGC completely obliterated them all.
01:50Take, for instance, the Hermes 900 drone, which, in fact, ended up falling directly into the hands of the IRGC
01:54Aerospace Force, completely and entirely intact toward the very end of the year.
02:02We are now going to sit down and discuss the specific technical details of these recent interceptions with a highly
02:07experienced senior officer from the IRGC Air Defense Unit.
02:11He is one of the unit's most distinguished top commanders who successfully achieved this remarkable feat through the major comprehensive
02:17upgrades made to the IRGC air defense systems between the Second and Third Imposed Wars.
02:52We have managed to move on from the war to some extent,
02:55particularly in the wake of the complex events that transpired immediately following the ceasefire.
02:59Tell me, have we finally received any of those new air defense systems we were expecting?
03:03Yes, right.
03:06And I should mention that, thank God, thanks to measures taken before the war,
03:11I can claim that over 85% of the production infrastructure for air defense systems manufactured within the Aerospace Forces
03:20self-sufficiency complexes was preserved.
03:23So, thank God, there was no disruption in the production and delivery of air defense systems.
03:29These modern air defense systems are still being manufactured and produced at this very present moment.
03:34The rate of production for several pieces of equipment and missiles that proved highly effective during the war
03:39has actually seen a notable increase compared to the period before the Third Imposed War.
03:44Is that compared to March 2026?
03:45Yes, yes, the delivery rate to our operational levels has increased compared to before the Third Imposed War, thank God.
03:52Modern air defense systems are officially defined as those highly sophisticated platforms capable of both detecting and engaging the enemy,
03:59while the enemy remains completely and utterly unable to spot or strike back at them.
04:04And it is precisely through the strategic use of these advanced systems that we have successfully brought this total and
04:09absolute disaster down upon the enemy,
04:11as you can all clearly see for yourselves.
04:21And these are the remains of a downed US F-15 fighter hit by IRGC air defense fire on April
04:282nd.
04:29Is that right, Colonel?
04:30It was hit and destroyed by a domestic missile.
04:33Wow!
04:35Indeed, yes, indeed.
04:36This fighter jet was hit by a modern air defense system and a highly specialized missile using a pure Iranian
04:41tactic.
04:42A combination of equipment and tactics that successfully managed to strike at the very cutting edge of modern enemy technology.
04:49These are definitive signs of IRGC Aerospace Force air defense missiles hitting the F-15.
04:56This is the fighter's air intake.
04:57Besides the missile completely damaging the jet, its shrapnel caused damage to the fuselage.
05:02Definitive signs of MAAAAA-
05:07Etihad Divakak at the moment this occurs seconds before the incoming missile strikes,
05:12he realizes he only has time to eject.
05:14He lacked the time to deploy any of his advanced anti-air defense innovations.
05:18This clearly signifies a modern air defense system that operates entirely outside of the classic established routine.
05:31This is an American-made MQ-9 Reaper drone, which comes equipped with…
05:35The serial number assigned to this unit is 261.
05:46The MQ-9 is one of America's most important and strategic drone platforms.
05:50It weighs five full tons and has a 20-meter wingspan.
05:54It is a large multipurpose aircraft handling both reconnaissance and combat missions.
06:01It performs both roles directly on the scene, and one of the main ways we were able to impose
06:07defeat on the enemy was by grounding these specific types of drones.
06:11That is exactly right.
06:12We are able to clearly identify the United States Air Force logo right there, which is
06:26burned.
06:28Another particularly interesting point regarding this exhibition is a notable presence of Mr.
06:33Elon Musk's satellite modems, specifically the Starlink modems.
06:37These devices serve as advanced guidance systems for American and Zionist drones, facilitating
06:41their data exchange with the traitorous spies operating within our own country, Iran.
06:47Furthermore, there are several distinct models of these Starlink units on display.
06:50Yes, there were actually several different models.
06:53One of its other primary connections and operational missions was providing advanced technology
06:57to various drones.
06:58What actually happened was that its data transfer speed was significantly higher than all of
07:02the previous communication layers.
07:05None of the drones that we managed to hit during the course of the 12-day war had this specific
07:09Starlink equipment installed.
07:13Second, all of the enemy's planned drone missions and their attempts to destroy our tactical
07:18and combat targets were brought to a complete halt once these drones were intercepted.
07:23In total, 171 of their aircraft were struck down.
07:27The vast amount of wreckage you see here is not representative of all the targets that
07:33were hit and destroyed.
07:34I can see that now.
07:35This is merely a small portion of the aircraft that the aerospace force air defense units
07:41managed to shoot down and destroy.
07:43On the other countries integrated our defense network.
07:46Yes, yes.
07:47Our 10 men and aircraft were hit in this starting post-war, along with a large number of drones
07:52and cruise missiles.
07:53And it makes no difference.
07:57We are the guardians of all of Iran's airspace.
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