Comprehensive monitoring of the movements of the US "Scorpion Strike" drone unit and readiness to respond to any acts of aggression.
🔹 Following the formation and placement of the "Scorpion Strike" drone task force under US Central Command in the region, and its efforts to widely deploy the LUCAS one-way strike munitions, the movements, operational activities and deployment patterns of these systems are under constant surveillance and intelligence monitoring by the invisible soldiers on it.
🔹 LUCAS drones are among the cheapest one-way attack systems developed by the US based on Iran's Shahad-136 drone. The enemy aims to leverage the large number of these weapons to improve its drone attack capabilities and put pressure on Iran's air defense network. 🔹 However, Iran's electronic warfare units and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' air defense forces have successfully identified and neutralized the offensive operations of this unit by using advanced systems to detect, track and deal with unmanned threats.
🔹 Intelligence and technical analyzes are ongoing to understand the operational patterns, structural framework and deployment methods of these drones. Accordingly, any change in flight patterns, increase in ammunition quantities or use of diverse launch platforms will not make these systems immune to Iran's defense measures.
🔹 The Revolutionary Guards also emphasize that it remains fully prepared to provide a proportionate and effective response to any future acts of aggression. Flight paths and facilities related to the deployment of these offensive systems are also closely examined as part of Iran's defense assessments.
🔹 The responsibility for any hostile action aimed at the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Iran lies with the designers, commanders, operators and their host countries.