Iranian drones contain parts made by 13 US companies: report
Saudi Arabia Says Iran 'Unquestionably Sponsored' Attack On Oil Facilities : NPR
Russia's Iranian-Made UAVs: A Technical Profile | Royal United Services Institute
Tehran, Iran. 28th June, 2021. an Iranian jet-powered flying wing reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), Shahed-171 or Simorgh on display at IRGC aerospace fair in western Tehran. (Photo by Sobhan Farajvan/Pacific Press/Sipa
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Shahed 171 Simorgh - Wikipedia
Saudi displays arms, says drone attack 'unquestionably' sponsored by Iran
U.S. probe of Saudi oil attack shows it came from north, reinforcing claim of Iran as source, report says - The Japan Times
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Ukraine: Single Iranian attack drone found to contain parts from more than dozen US companies, recent investigation shows; incl. cos. comments - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Shocking! Iranian Shahed-136 killer drone renamed Geranium-2 in Russia - YouTube
What to know about the Iranian drones Russia is using to attack Ukraine - ABC News
Your Guide to Iran's Diverse Fleet of Combat Drones | The National Interest
Iran Tests Carrier-Killing Missile, Suicide Drones (and Other Insights from Exercise “Great Prophet 15”) - T-Intelligence
CENTCOM: Iran Behind Drone Attack on Tanker | The Iran Primer
Reward money being offered for tips on drones
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Russia Unleashes Iranian-Built 'Kamikaze' Drones On Kyiv
International community probes drone attacks on Saudi oil sites, denounces perpetrators – Indo-Pacific Defense Forum
Iran claims to clone US stealth drone, but it looks fake | Ars Technica
Shahed 136 Loitering Munition | MilitaryToday.com
Sentinels, Saeqehs and Simorghs: An Open Source Survey of Iran's New Drone in Syria - bellingcat
Explosive' new attack drone developed by Iran for Russia's war in Ukraine
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More evidence points to Iranian cruise missiles, drones in attack on Saudi oilfield | Ars Technica
