IRGC Aerospace Force

Iranian military transport activity has increased at Mehrabad Airport in Tehran.

An IRIAF C-130 Hercules and an IRIAF/IRGC Aerospace Force Il-76 have landed there in recent hours.

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Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has ordered the IRGC Aerospace Force to keep him updated on problems affecting its weapons supply chain

Episode 3 drops TONIGHT!

We did a deep dive into the operation that wiped out the leadership of Iran’s Aerospace Force, killed senior military commanders and nuclear scientists, and opened Iranian airspace for roughly 200 Israeli fighter jets.

At the center of the operation was an Iranian student once arrested and tortured by the Basij, years before being recruited by Mossad.

It will be released at the link below.

A recent photo shows an IRGC Aerospace Force pilot standing in front of a Shahed-129 drone equipped with satellite guidance and what appears to be either a synthetic aperture radar (SAR) pod or a SIGINT/ELINT collection system mounted on the side.

IRGC NAVY COMMAND: “IRGC Aerospace Force missiles and drones have locked onto American targets in the region and the enemy aggressor's ships. We are awaiting the order to fire.”

Commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force: “The Aerospace Force’s missiles and drones are locked onto the enemy, and we are awaiting the order to launch.”

IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Gen. Mousavi:

During the ceasefire, Iran has been upgrading & replenishing its missile & drone capabilities faster than before the war, while the enemy has struggled to rebuild its stockpiles & must import munitions gradually from abroad.