Iran's 110 Steel Weapon

Two Iranian drones of the "Hadid 110" model attempted to target the office of the Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister and the residence of the "Parastin" agency chief in Erbil, without any losses occurring. Details reveal that the "Hadid 110" is a suicide drone powered by a jet engine, designed to minimize the chance of detection through a low radar signature and a high speed of approximately 517 kilometers per hour. It has a maximum range of 350 kilometers and an endurance of about an hour. The drone relies on an autopilot system combining autonomous navigation and satellite guidance, primarily targeting fixed objectives such as radars and sensitive infrastructure. It is used to carry out attacks in conjunction with other missiles and projectile systems. The "Hadid 110" has been tested and deployed during Iranian exercises and represents a significant addition to Iran's arsenal. It possesses capabilities to evade radars and reduce the likelihood of detection compared to older drones, although some of its specific parameters and tactical features remain unclear.

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