伊朗发起“战场战利品”宣传运动,展示缴获的美国“死神”无人机
Iran Launches Battlefield Trophy Propaganda Campaign With Captured US Reaper Drone

原始链接: https://www.zerohedge.com/military/iran-launches-battlefield-trophy-propaganda-campaign-captured-us-reaper-drone

随着美国中期选举临近,特朗普政府似乎正在为霍尔木兹海峡危机寻找“脱身之计”,将重心转向通过谈判达成和平协议。财政部长斯科特·贝森特暗示这条战略航道即将重新开放,这释放出政府可能减少军事直接介入的信号。 然而,伊朗发起的宣传攻势令局势依然紧张。半官方的塔斯尼姆通讯社近日发布了据称通过电子战捕获的美国和以色列坠毁飞机图像,其中包括 MQ-9 “死神”无人机、赫尔墨斯 900 无人机以及 F-15 战斗机的部分残骸。伊朗声称目前正在对这些技术进行逆向工程,以加强其国内的军事能力。 此举有着双重目的:一方面作为国内宣传,营造胜利感;另一方面向美国及其盟友发出信号,表明伊朗已成功拦截并正在分析敏感的西方军事硬件。尽管存在这种姿态,但政府转向外交的举动表明,其希望在大选前实现地区局势的稳定。

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The off-ramp narrative is growing louder. With the US midterm elections quickly approaching, the Trump administration may have reached its "declare victory and leave" moment, shifting from military operations toward a negotiated peace deal, one that must last more than one month. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reinforced that possibility earlier, saying the Strait of Hormuz could reopen "today or tomorrow."

As US negotiations with Tehran appear to be ongoing, the Iranian semi-official news agency Tasnim has released battlefield trophy propaganda that appears to show largely intact U.S. MQ-9 Reaper and Israeli Hermes 900 drones, and even parts of an F-15 fighter jet.

X user The Hormuz Letter said:

Iran has released an image of a fully intact Israeli Hermes 900 drone taken down by Iran's electronic warfare, with the IRGC now reverse-engineering various parts of the drone, per Tasnim. Iran has also started the process of reverse-engineering the previously captured F-15 fighter jet, MQ-9 drone, and C-130 Hercules.

Tasnim images:

IRGC engineers will likely examine the captured drones and study their technology in an effort to reverse-engineer key components for future domestic advancements.

A battlefield trophy display usually serves as propaganda to show 'proof of victory' or as intelligence signaling, demonstrating to the US and other allies that their weapons of war can be studied and reverse-engineered.

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