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Did Iran Just Hack IDF Drones During 12-Day War? Israel Spooked, Cancels UAV Deal
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4:23Now PlayingIsraeli Defence Minister Bezalel Smotrich has cancelled a new military purchase, after losing dozens of drones worth millions of dollars in the Iranian airspace.
The $16.2 billion contract, according to Israeli news agency Ynet, was supposed to replenish Israel's drone stockpile after the 12-day war with Iran, and prepare the IDF for any further escalation.
According to reports, dozens of Israeli drones disappeared soon after they entered Iranian airspace. Tehran reportedly recovered the unmanned aerial vehicles with minimal damage.
Military experts suggest the drones were downed by Iranian cyber-forces. Notably, Iran was the first nation to claim they downed military drones during combat using cyber warfare.
In 2011, Iran hijacked America’s most advanced stealth drone, the RQ-170 Sentinel, through GPS spoofing and forced it to land at a military base in Iran, with minimal damage.
Iran then reverse-engineered its own drone, the Shahed-171, based on the RQ-170 Sentinel technology.
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