Iranian media: U.S.-made munitions to be examined for reverse engineering

A notable story in the economic news: The report stated that these systems, which were captured intact due to the failure of their explosive mechanisms, were transferred to technical and research units as part of reverse engineering efforts following their destruction. It was stated that the seized systems included cruise missiles and advanced unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), with models such as Harop, Lucas, MQ-9, and Hermes among them. The report also noted that in recent weeks, numerous operations have been conducted across various regions of the province to render unexploded ordnance harmless. It was noted that these operations were carried out as part of periodic cleanup and security activities in and around military areas, with the aim of mitigating potential risks to civilian settlements.

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