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Ibrahim Zulfiqari said... Wherever you are, please share this video, so that the world knows that Iran will not lack missiles, because America says that Iran has run out of missiles, while we produce modern missiles every day. Please share this video, hurt them, because we will destroy them (America and Israel).






Mythos has sparked fear as artificial intelligence advances faster than it can be safely deployed. In a world where cybersecurity is becoming more important, Mythos and what it represents may present the Defense Department with a reason to reconsider youtu.be/JmFKaqJg5X4

🚨“The Strait of Hormuz will remain blocked until $11 trillion in frozen Iranian assets are released. If no proposal is presented within the next 48 hours, the ceasefire may end.” Abbas Araghchi



Iran Improves Short-Range Air Defenses and Shares Data with Russia During the 15 days of truce, Iran made improvements to some of its short-range air defenses (SHORAD), primarily the Qaem-118 (also spelled Ghaem-118), which proved effective against MALE drones. The Qaem-118 is a system that uses three simultaneous tracking methods: radar, electro-optical, and thermal (infrared). This allows it to operate in passive mode, detecting targets without emitting radar signals. During the 15 days of truce, Iranian engineers applied software updates to the system’s processors to improve signal filtering, after analyzing radar and heat data collected during confrontations with F-35s and MQ-9 drones in the previous weeks. In addition, they implemented datalink integration to connect the Qaem-118 to mobile radars, receiving the target’s position via radio and activating its own sensors only in the final second before launch Another system that will be seen more frequently is the 358 missile and its successor, the 359. The 358 is a missile that loiters at low speed to engage drones and helicopters. During the 15-day pause, the focus was on updating the image recognition algorithm. Since modern drones like the MQ-9 attempt to reduce their heat signature, Iran applied software corrections so that the 358’s sensor can detect smaller temperature differences against the sky background. Integration with radars was also carried out, as was done with the Qaem-118. Now the 358 is no longer launched blindly. It has been integrated into the network of short- and medium-range mobile ground radars. The radar detects the enemy drone and sends the 358 to the exact coordinates. The missile flies there in silence and only activates its thermal seeker once it is already in the kill zone. Iran emphasizes that this integration happens quickly because these SHORAD systems already use compatible communication protocols. What was accomplished in the 15 days was the physical installation of datalink kits and antennas that were already in stock but had not yet been distributed to all front-line units, which were also trained for this use. And what changes in the 359 version? The 359 uses the Tolou-10 turbojet engine, which makes it faster than the original 358. It can operate above 9,000 meters, enabling it to reach large aircraft such as refueling tankers and radar planes (AWACS) that fly at altitudes the 358 could not efficiently reach. In addition, it has a range of up to 150 km and has abandoned the complex laser proximity sensors of the 358 in favor of a more powerful warhead and more modern thermal imaging guidance systems focused on ignoring countermeasures (flares). Theoretically, this means the repeated scenes of aircraft releasing flares and evading missiles seen in the first phase of the war should no longer occur. We’ll see. All these improvements and the increase in deployed units may be what the Iranians are calling the “little surprise.” Join my Substack to read the full article: open.substack.com/pub/global21/p…

Junto al ministro del @MTTChile, @louisdegrange, presentamos en Estación Puerto uno de los cinco nuevos trenes que reforzará la flota del servicio de EFE Valparaíso. La llegada de estos cinco equipos, aumentarán en cerca de un 20% la oferta de transporte en horarios punta.

Türkiye's BAYKAR will unveil its K2 kamikaze UAV and Sivrisinek (Mosquito) loitering munition at SAHA 2026 (May 5–9, Istanbul Expo Center). The system features: — Autonomous swarm flight. — AI-powered target detection and engagement. — Operation in GPS-denied environments. The platform is designed for coordinated, intelligent drone attacks.










