Arash (drone)

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DIO Arash
Type Suicide drone
Place of origin Iran
Service history
Used by Islamic Republic of Iran Army
Specifications
Length4.5 metres (15 ft)

The DIO Arash, Arash 2 is an Iranian long-range loitering munition in Islamic Republic of Iran military service from 2020. It has a 2,000 km strike range. [1] [2]

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Iran-Arash-54 Drone
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Iranian drone exercise in 2022 - Day 1 (39)

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References

  1. "'Arash 2' drone designed for attacking Haifa, Tel Aviv". Mehr News Agency. September 12, 2022.
  2. "Iran says it has developed Arash-2 drone designed to hit Israel's Tel Aviv, Haifa". Al Arabiya English. September 12, 2022.