Iran claims that it has developed electronic warfare capabilities that allow it to take control of American drones and land them.
The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, told the Al-Mayadeen network that Iran has developed advanced electronic warfare capabilities that allow its forces to take control of American drones and land them safely.
The claim comes following recent reports by the Revolutionary Guards about the interception of American MQM-170 drones near the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian forces claim to have used electronic warfare systems to disrupt aircraft operations and bring them down intact, although the United States has denied at least one such incident.
In his conversation with al-Mayadeen, Razai further said:
Any new American attack will trigger a response against American military bases, including those far from Iran.
Ending the war on all fronts in West Asia, and in particular in Lebanon, is one of Iran's basic conditions.
Iran will not allow any part of its enriched nuclear material to leave the country.
Tehran has informed Moscow that its enriched nuclear material will remain in Iran for internal use.
Iran needs enriched nuclear material for the development of nuclear-powered ships and submarines.