US Pilot Reports Seeing 'Jellyfish' Drones Before F-15 Downing Over Iran
L'essentiel
- A US pilot shot down over Iran in April reported seeing a "jellyfish-like" formation of interconnected Iranian drones, CNN reported.
- The technology, known as "networking," was unknown to US intelligence and may have played a role in the F-15's crash.
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A US F-15 pilot reported seeing unusual, interconnected Iranian drones resembling jellyfish after being shot down over Iran. This technology was unknown to US intelligence.
The pilot of the American F-15 fighter jet shot down over Iran in April reported after his rescue that he saw an unusual group of Iranian drones moving as a single system and resembling a jellyfish, CNN has reported, citing sources familiar with the pilot's interrogation.
According to the TV network, the pilot's account has sparked considerable controversy within the US intelligence community. He claimed to have seen several interconnected drones, shaped like jellyfish. They moved in unison, with smaller drones positioned beneath the larger ones, resembling tentacles.
CNN sources note that US intelligence had no previous knowledge of Iran's possession of this technology, known as "networking." Some initial assessments suggested that this group of drones may have played a role in the destruction of the American plane, although the investigation into the causes of its crash continues.
Questions ouvertes
- What is the full capability of Iran's drone networking technology?
- What specifically caused the F-15 to crash?
- How significant is the US intelligence gap regarding this technology?
