Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters has issued a statement claiming that hostile forces are using fake Iranian drones to carry out attacks in different parts of the region. According to the spokesperson, enemies have copied the design of Iran’s well-known Shahed-136 drones and are using these replicas to conduct operations in several countries.
The statement said these imitation drones are being used to hit illegal targets while giving the impression that Iran is responsible for the attacks. Iranian officials believe that the main goal behind this strategy is to create confusion, mistrust, and tension among countries in the region. By doing so, they say, enemies are trying to damage Iran’s reputation and present its armed forces in a negative light.
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The spokesperson of Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters emphasized that Iran’s defense policy is based on clear legal principles and strong strategic reasoning. According to the statement, Iran’s military operations are carefully planned and follow specific rules and objectives.
Iran also said that its military actions are limited to certain targets connected to the United States and Israel. Officials claim that attacks carried out with copied drones in other areas are part of a deliberate attempt to create political pressure and regional instability.
The statement further warned that the use of cloned drone technology could increase tensions and misunderstandings between countries. Iranian authorities urged regional governments and international observers to investigate such incidents carefully and not rush to conclusions without verifying the facts behind the attacks.
