Upravo to sto se sa njima nikad nezna dali govore istinu ili lazu i to sto niko nezna njihov odbrambeni potencijal vjerovartno i sprecava Ameriku da ih napadnu.Mislim da je bolje imati sistem manjeg kvaliteta ali da mu neprijatelj nezna sistem rada nego naoruzanje koje ima Amerika koje pola svijeta koristi i o kome veliki broj zemalja zna puno detalja.
I hvala na odgovoru kolega
Ovo su projekti za koje se već zna godinama,samo se za neke nisu znali nazivi,Rejal radar je izmedju ostalog i dio Mersad 2 PVO sistema kojem je domet povečan s 45 koliko ima Mersad 1 na 75 KM.
Иран планира да до краја иранске године (март 2014.) тестира противракетни систем Бавар-373 („симбол вере“), аналог руског система С-300, преносе ирански медији изјаву команданта базе противракетне одбране, генерала бригаде Фарзада Есмаила.
„Иран је остварио одређени успех у тој области. Завршено је тестирање подсистема комплекса Бавар-373. Ове године ће бити тестирани неки технички елементи ракете, али за серијску производњу је још рано“, - рекао је Есмаил.
http://serbian.ruvr.ru/2013_08_31/Iran-ce-testirat.....arta-2014/
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran announced on Saturday that it has used the latest home-made missile production, Sayyad (Hunter) 2, in its sophisticated S-200 anti-aircraft system, and added that it will soon test Bavar (Belief) 373 missile defense system - the Iranian version of the sophisticated S-300 long-range air-defense missile system.
Commander of Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base Brigadier General Farzad Esmayeeli told reporters in Tehran today that the country has used "Sayyad 2 missiles in its S-200 defense systems", adding that the restructring of the system was the result of the industrious efforts made by experts at the Iranian defense industries and his base.
In similar remarks in July 2011, Esmayeeli had announced that the country's experts have been able to optimize the Russian-made S-200 anti-aircraft missile system so well that the Iranian version of the system has stunned Russian experts.
In November 2010, Iran successfully test-fired its sophisticated S-200 anti-aircraft missile systems.
Iran's S-200 system is a very long range, medium-to-high altitude surface-to-air missile (SAM) system designed to defend large areas from bomber attack or other strategic aircrafts. Each battalion has 6 single-rail missile launchers and fire control radar. It can be linked to other, longer-range radar systems.
Each missile is launched by 4 solid-fueled strap-on rocket boosters. Maximum range is between 200 and 350 km depending on the model. The missile uses radio illumination mid-course correction to fly towards the target with a terminal semi active radar homing phase.
Also, on Saturday, Esmayeeli also elaborated on the latest developments in the production of the home-made long-range missile system, Bavar 373, and said "the system and its subsystems will go under technical tests this (Iranian) year".
Another senior Iranian military commander announced in May that the country would soon unveil a home-made long-range air-defense missile system similar to the Russian S-300.
"This system, dubbed as Bavar 373, is being developed in the country and will be officially unveiled soon," Lieutenant Commander of the Iranian Army's Self-Sufficiency Jihad Rear Admiral Farhad Amiri said.
He noted that Bavar-373 missile defense system has reached the production stage and its subsystems have been already tested.
TEHRAN (FNA)- The Iranian Navy is testing its latest phased array long-range radar system called Asr, a senior military official announced on Tuesday.
“This radar which has been manufactured by the experts of the country’s defense industry and Navy is currently undergoing (different) tests and will be mounted on some warships of the Navy in future,” Head of the Self-Sufficiency Jihad of the Iranian Navy Rear Admiral Ali Qolamzadeh said on Tuesday.
Iran announced on Saturday that it is now using new passive phased array radars to detect stealth targets and cruise missiles.
Commander of Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base Brigadier General Farzad Esmayeeli pointed to the designing and building of new passive phased array radars under the name of 'Soundless Project', and said, "The radar is capable of detecting stealth (radar-evading) targets and cruise missiles and enjoys a high movement and mobility capabilities and acts in different ranges."
In December, a senior Iranian military official announced that Iran has equipped its navy with modern electronic warfare systems and radar equipment in a bid to boost its capabilities in sea warfare.
“Given the fact that equipping units with electronic warfare systems is the first need and requirement in sea battles, the Islamic Republic of Iran's Navy has equipped all its surface and subsurface units with these systems,” Spokesman of Velayat 91 Naval Wargames Rear Admiral Amir Rastegari said.
In February, Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi said that Iran plans to develop different types of radar systems with satellite detecting capabilities.
Addressing the second conference on radar technology systems here in Tehran at the time, Vahidi said Iran has witnessed "a jump" in the field of radar designing and manufacturing.
"Today, we have many achievements in different fields. Radars covering ranges of 500km to 700km have been manufactured and production of radar systems with 1,000km to 3,000km of range is underway," Vahidi explained.
Ево на српском иста вест
Иран је почео да тестира перспективни радар који је способан да открије летелице „стелт“ технологије и крилате ракете. Ради се о радарима морског базирања са фазном решетком великог радијуса типа „аср“.
„На радару раде стручњаци одбрамбене индустрије Ирана. Тестирамо га и биће постављен на неколико војних бродова“, - каже контраадмирал Али Голамзаде.
Long range communication tropospheric scatter system was unveiled today in presence of commander of Khatam-Al-Anbia AD headquarter, Farzad Esmaeili.
Another communication system was unveiled today is "Rased 32". This system allows sentinels to send accurate and information of a flying object with high speed to a local control center after sighting it
Ovo su Kineski TS-504 s parade iz 2009.
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PLA CETC TS-504 tactical digital troposcatter communication system on parade in 2009. This system has been deployed extensively to support HQ-9 and S-300PMU2 mobile SAM batteries, providing digital connectivity to the fixed IADS C3 network.
Dio su HQ-9 i Kinezi su ih ukomponovali u još neke svoje sisteme ali ovo nije sastavni dio orginalnog S-300 sistema i ovo ide na nivo baterije/bataljona i više.
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Fotka iz vremena kada je u IRIAF-u prve testove sistema i let let na miražu F-1 izveo pilot Naghdi Beik,inače heroj Iranskog naroda iz vremena rata s Irakom,ne samo da je čovjek obavio uspješno sve testove sistema i let bez ikakvog prethodnog treninga i dokumentacije od ovog aviona,nego su i sjedišta za izbacivanje bila ne upotrebljiva zbog godina ne održavanja,inače let i svi testovi borbeni i ne borbeni sistema na avionu su obavljeni uspješno nakon čega je krenuo remont i osposobljavanje 24 miraža F-1BQ i EQ za potrbe IRIAF-a,to je u to vrjeme bila velika vjest u Iranu kojaa je dobila veliku medijsku pažnju.
Intersantan dokumentarac o Hezbolahu s osvrtom na rat iz 2006 g,malo su duže episzode, ko ima vremena neka pogleda,takodje se analiziraju prošli Arpsko -Izraelski ratovi,medjunarodni odnosi..itd.
2. epizodu neće da učita ali tu je link pa ko želi moe pogledati na Y.T stranici,mislim da ima još epizoda,ukupno 8,prvi 4 epizode se odnose na istoriju i analizu Arapsko Izraelski ratova,tekod 5 se aktivnije govori o 2006. g.
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Iranci zaledili slanje finansiske pomoći Hamasu u iznosu od 15 miliona funti mjesečno zbog Hamasove podrške pobunjenicima u Siriji,ne samo da je finansiska pomoć prestala dolaziti nego je obustavljena i sva vojna pomoć i saradnja.
Iran has cut up to £15 million a month in funding for Hamas as punishment for the movement's backing for the uprising in Syria, the Palestinian Islamist group's leaders have admitted.
The two former close allies have also ceased military cooperation, effectively ending a warm relationship that saw Tehran provide weapons, technical know-how and military training to Hamas fighters.
The rupture has been caused by Hamas's refusal to toe the Iranian line by supporting President Bashar al-Assad, whose Alawite regime is religiously loosely related to the Shia Islam practiced by Iran's ruling theocracy.
Hamas - which runs the Gaza Strip - has sided with its Sunni co-religionists trying to unseat Mr Assad, in common with other mainly Sunni countries like Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
Ghazi Hamad, Hamas's deputy foreign minister, described relations with Iran frankly as "bad" before adding: "Diplomatically, I have to use other words."
Asked about Iranian funding, he said: "I can say it is not like the past. I cannot give you the exact amount. For supporting the Syrian revolution, we lost very much.
"I cannot deny that since 2006 Iran supported Hamas with money and many [other] things. But the situation is not like the past. I cannot say that everything is normal."
He added: "I cannot say there is military cooperation."
While Hamas officials have previously said they would not retaliate on Iran's behalf if Israel attacked the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities - citing disagreements over Syria - they have previously been coy about funding from a country that is Shia and non-Arab.
Iran gave Hamas an estimated £13-15 million a month after its victory in the 2006 Palestinian legislative elections - enough to cover its governing budget, said Dr Adnan Abu Amer, assistant professor of political science at Gaza City's Ummah University.
Tehran still sends a "tiny amount" to maintain ties and keep its much-trumpeted support of the Palestinian cause alive, he said. But relations have been all but severed.
Hamas' bureau in Tehran, just off the city's main boulevard and long treated as a de facto embassy, no longer has a permanent representative and is run by a skeleton staff.
"The Iranian support for Assad was the kiss of death to the relationship," said Dr Abu Amer, who is close to Hamas. "Hamas has lost from the disagreement financially and military and so far, no-one has replaced the Iranian support.
"Iran has lost its influence not only in Gaza but in Palestine as a whole and across the Arab world because it backed the Assad regime. Iran successfully presented itself after the 1979 Islamic Revolution as the champion of the poor and the oppressed and an opponent of imperialism and American influence. They have lost in two years what they gained in 30 and I think it won't be properly repaired."
Ahmed Yousef, an adviser to Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas' prime minister in Gaza, called Iran's support for Mr Assad "shocking" and accused it of acting out of "sectarian" motives.
"We never expected that a country like Iran, which talked about oppressed people and dictatorial regimes, would stand behind a dictator like Assad who is killing his own people," he said. "To us, it shakes the basis of the Islamic principles that Iran has recited all these years after the Islamic Revolution."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleea.....ia.html?fb
