Ako su zaista nevidljive,tesko da ima slika,

Iranci jos uvek nemaju dovoljnu tehnologiju da bi to licilo na nesto. Ne bi me cudilo da ove prve bespilotne budu na nivou naseg Vrabca ili one nezavrsene Utvine (mislim na projektovane performanse), a sto se tice nevidljivog to je tek posebna prica. Iranci jednostavno nemaju tehnologiju koja bi mogla da proizvede adekvatan motor za avion novijih generacija, otprilike se zna da su im F-14 preradili Rusi i ugradili svoje motore, ali sopstvenu proizvodnju savremenih motora jos nemaju.
Sve navedeno je prilican zalogaj i za jednu Kinu i Indiju koje imaju vrsne naucnike, neogranicene resurse i jos i ruske licence i opremu...
Ne sumnjam da ih je muka naterala da zestoko rade i da naprave dobru vojnu opremu mada je to najverovatnije jos relativno daleko od navedenih uzora. I F-117 je bio nevidljiv ali u danasnje vreme nema bas velike svrhe napraviti avion kome je to jedina vrlina.

Gledao sam na militaryphotos forumu, dosta lici na Jak-130... tj isti je i nije stealth... moguce je da su novinari lupili a mozda je i iran hteo da malo iznervira zapad...

Mislis na Shafagh,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HESA_Shafaq

on je vise varijanta jednog cesto prikazivanog navodno ruskog dizajna Vityaz_2000 (i verovatno u pocetku radjen sa njima) za jednomotorni visenamenski avion, ali vrlo ogranicen u odnosu na zamisljeno jer su ga ocigledno zavrsavali sami, te je zavrsio kao trener i sl.

Inace Shafagh je vise Praskozorje (pre zore) nego Sabljarka, mozda je to drugi avion, ali teska posla.

Resenje je inace u originalu (Vityaz) odlicno sa solidnim stelt karalteristikama, ali mu treba dobar motor i avionika da bi bio ono sto je Iranu potrebno (ali i nama).

Pa ne znam tacan naziv, ali sam potrazio po forumima da nadjem izgled i cini mi se da je to taj o kome pricaju i dosta lici na Jak-130...

@stenogosa

Slazem se u potpunosti!

Iran builds own aerial drones with strike capabilities

Moscow: Iran started on Monday production of two domestically-developed unmanned aerial vehicles capable of delivering high-precision bombing strikes and performing reconnaissance missions, the Fars news agency said.

Iran unveiled the drones, dubbed Ra'd (Thunder) and Nazir (Harbinger), at a plant in the northern province of Mazandaran.

"We plan to manufacture UAVs...at this site" Fars quoted Hamed Saeedi, managing director of Farnas Aerospace Company in charge of the project, as saying.

He said both UAVs were short-range, low-altitude drones with reduced radar-detection signature.

According to analysts, Iran has recently made significant progress in developing various types of combat planes and succeeded in gaining the technical know-how for producing aircraft anddrones with stealth capabilities.

Iran launched a domestic arms development program after a U.S. weapons embargo was imposed during its 1980-88 war with Iraq. Since 1992, the Islamic Republic has reportedly produced its own Saeqeh and Azarakhsh jet fighters, stealth-capable Ghadir submarine, missile boats, torpedoes, tanks and armored carrier vehicles.

Iran frequently holds military drills and shows off modern weaponry in an effort to demonstrate its readiness to thwart any attack on its territory.

http://www.defencetalk.com/iran-builds-own-aerial-drones-with-strike-capabilities-24099/