БПЛА приоритет (с) Мантуров .. бобросрань пора переобувацо в прыжке

Микросхемы с маркировкой HC4060 2H7A201 и STC 12LE5A32S2 35i производства КНР.

Глянь даташит на железку, перед тем как всяких говноблогеролюбителей постить. )

Вот это не находу, что за хрень? 2H7A201

"Заявил глава Минпромторга"(с)
Поця, ты долбоёб.

Хотя Аятолла должен был на коленях умолять ВВП чтобы позволили потестировать в реале, а не на мишенях.

Первое - Zala Ланцет второе Zala Куб.

А третий тот, кто все это снимал. Не могу понять по картинке, что это.
Хохлоферент, ты не знаешь?

Спасибо за ссылку )

"Ошибка при установлении защищённого соединения
При соединении с informnapalm.org произошла ошибка. PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR
Страница, которую вы пытаетесь просмотреть, не может быть отображена, так как достоверность полученных данных не может быть проверена."

In May 2014, two Shahed 129 aircraft were disassembled and airlifted on an Ilyushin Il-76 strategic airlifter to Damascus International Airport, along with their ground control stations and associated support crews, for use in the Syrian Civil War.[8] The UAVs' first mission was to support the Quds Force and its militia allies.[8] On April 10, 2014, rebels in Syria recorded a UAV resembling a Shahed 129 flying over Eastern Ghouta, Damascus.[19][20] The war in Syria proved a good environment to test the Shahed 129, and three more were later transferred to Syria, where they are operated from Syrian Air Force bases.[8] A Shahed 129 with what appears to be a single munition was spotted in the sky south of Aleppo in November 2014.[8] The Shahed 129 made its first known drone strike in February 2016, which was the first wartime drone strike by Iran.[21][11] There is some evidence Shahed 129s may have made a drone strike with Sadid-1 missiles in November 2015.[22] A Shahed 129 was also used to provide bomb damage assessment for the 2017 Deir ez-Zor missile strike.[8] The Shahed 129s have since performed hundreds of sorties in Syria against the Islamic State and rebel forces.[8]

Two Shahed 129s were transferred to Iran's border with Pakistan in 2015, and were later supplemented by two more.[8] Iranian military officials say that Shahed 129 UAV can increase Iran's surveillance capabilities in border areas such as the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman.[23] Mohammad Ali Jafari described the UAV as "smart, accurate and inexpensive."[24] Shahed 129s have been broadly dispersed and are not operated from any central airbase. As of 2017, two Shahed 129s were based in Damascus, Syria, three in Tactical Air Base 10 near[25] Konarak, four in Bandar-Abbas, two on Abu Musa, and one in Urmia.[3] Some number are also stationed in Semnan,[8] and two are based in Kashan Air Base for training.[26] In Syria, satellite imagery placed Shahed 129s at Hama Air Base[27] and T4 airbase.[28] In general, Iran has said little about the Shahed-129's use in Syria.[17]

On 7 June 2017, Hezbollah released video showing an American MQ-1 or MQ-9 UAV flying near al-Tanf. Experts said the footage was "consistent" with video from Shahed-129s.[29]

On 8 June 2017, one of the five Shahed 129s deployed to Syria[8] attempted to conduct an airstrike against coalition personnel near al-Tanf, Syria, attacking them with one munition.[5] Though the airstrike "was clearly meant as an attack on the coalition forces and partner forces in the area", it failed to damage any American or partner equipment and failed to injure or kill any American or partner personnel,[5] because the munition failed to explode.[30] The Shahed 129 was shot down by an American F-15E Strike Eagle.[31]

Days later, on 20 June 2017, another F-15E Strike Eagle shot down another Shahed 129 drone again near Al-Tanf.[32] The drone approached in a similar manner to the previous incident and was shot down before it reached the range at which it could deploy its weapons.[33]

On the same day, on 20 June 2017, a Pakistani JF-17 shot down a Shahed 129 after it entered Pakistani airspace near Panjgur.[34][35] It flew about 3–4 km into Pakistani airspace.[36]

Overall, three Shahed 129s have been shot down. An additional aircraft crashed in 2015 near Chabahar[37] and is believed to have been rebuilt.[38]

In spring 2019, Shahed 129s were used by the IRGC to assist in relief operations in flood-affected regions of Khuzestan Province, Iran.[2]

Был сбит.....
Были сбиты.....

Ты освоил гуглепереводчик? Какой прогресс! Эдак ты лет за пять и таблицу умножения выучишь. Но как то выборочно ты перевел.
Как хуторской ципсошник

Смотрю, ты Информ-Напалм хохлятский почитываешь?
А у всех в России оно заблокировано.

ж ты мусорок тупорыл