Iran Launches Drones Targeting Israel with the Message: Let's Go to Tel Aviv
On the evening of the 22nd local time, the Iranian Fars News Agency released a picture on social media showing the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launching a "Shahed-136" drone towards Tel Aviv, Israel, with the words "Let's go to Tel Aviv" written in Persian on the warhead, accompanied by a smiley face.
According to U.S. media reports, the "Shahed-136" drone is relatively inexpensive and easy to mass-produce, with analysts referring to it as a "poor man's cruise missile." It has become a core means for Iran to carry out retaliatory actions against the U.S. and its regional allies, with thousands already deployed to date. (Reporter: Diao Huilin; Video: Zhang Miao)
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched a Shahed-136 drone towards Tel Aviv on the evening of the 22nd, with a message on the warhead reading 'Let's go to Tel Aviv.' This drone is part of Iran's strategy to retaliate against the U.S. and its regional allies, with thousands already deployed.
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched a Shahed-136 drone towards Tel Aviv.
- The drone's warhead had a message in Persian saying 'Let's go to Tel Aviv.'
- The Shahed-136 drone is considered a low-cost, mass-producible weapon.
- Thousands of these drones have been deployed by Iran as a means of retaliation against the U.S. and its allies.