Articles by Juan Navarro García

The Iranian defense industry is a rare bird. It has given rise to weapons that are sometimes surprising - and in others grotesque - while allowing Tehran to feed its proxies and even help Sudan establish its own military industry. It has also been fundamental in ensuring deterrence against other powers and all this with very limited means, giving unexpected twists to already outdated materials and always resorting to imagination and innovation. [Keep reading…]

In mid-March 2019, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force (IRGC-ASF) carried out the “Road to Jerusalem-I” maneuvers which, in the context of the Middle East, were completely new. Their intention was none other than to simulate an attack, using a wave made up of dozens of UAV/UCAV, on Israel or Saudi Arabia. Despite all the buts, doubts and doubts about the Iranian attack drone program, the fact that they managed to complete these exercises is, in itself, an achievement that deserves to be analyzed. That is what we are going to try along these lines. (Continue…) Dear reader, this article is exclusively for paying users. If you want to access the full text, you can subscribe to Ejercitos Magazine taking advantage of our offer for new subscribers through the following link.