At the recently concluded Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition & Conference (DIMDEX 2024), the Islamic Republic of Iran took center stage, presenting a formidable display of its naval and aerial warfare capabilities. The spotlight was on three pivotal assets within the Iranian defense arsenal: the IRIS Jamaran (Moudge class frigate), the IRIS Separ (Sina class fast attack craft), and the Shahed 149 Gaza drone.
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A model of the Iranian Shahed 149 Gaza Unmanned Aerial Vehicle at DIMDEX 2024. (Picture source Navy Recognition)
A model of the Iranian Shahed 149 Gaza Unmanned Aerial Vehicle at DIMDEX 2024. (Picture source Navy Recognition)
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