The Iranian army declared the start of a movement today, Wednesday, with the involvement of 150 drones, despite the uncertainty surrounding the future of the nuclear accord due to Washington’s tardy response to Tehran’s concessions.
The Iranian news agency (IRNA) also announced that the two-day Iranian army manoeuvre known as the marches had started in the morning.
The Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman in southern Iran are included in the maneuver’s range, in addition to the eastern, western, northern, and central regions, according to the exercise’s media centre.
Mahmoud Mousavi, a spokesman for the exercise, claims that the first step involved establishing and managing border regions, borders, and international waters.
According to their assertion, Iran is considering examining measures to handle the infiltration and aggressive actions of hostile marches.
Additionally, it will produce circumstances akin to the actual drone battle scene.
It is interesting that, prior to this action, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard’s Air Force reported that Belarus and Armenia had also taken part in joint drone manoeuvres that were performed at the Kashan air base with Russia.
US sources had earlier said that Iran had started preparing Russian personnel to utilise its war drones a few weeks ago.
Additionally, they cautioned against Russia’s alleged use of Iranian combat drones in the conflict in Ukraine.
It is noteworthy that this manoeuvre was carried out at a critical juncture in the negotiations to revive the nuclear agreement. After protracted rounds of negotiations that started in April, a final European text was submitted early this month (August 2022) to the Iranian team, and he responded to him with what appeared to be secret notes.
France, Germany, Britain, China, and Russia, the remaining signatories to the 2015 nuclear agreement that Washington withdrew from in 2018, are currently awaiting the American response in order to conclude months of negotiations and announce a new nuclear agreement or possibly another round of negotiations. a negotiation.
Iran is moving with 150 marches over two days.
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