Tom's Hardware reports that Iran could potentially reverse-engineer a captured U.S. underwater drone from Anduril. The outlet says several Iranian embassies mocked the U.S. over the capture, while the Navy claims the lost vehicle was defective and unclassified.
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The U.S. Navy claims the lost Anduril vehicle was defective and unclassified, according to Tom's Hardware.
Tom's Hardware reports that Iran could potentially reverse-engineer a captured U.S. underwater drone from Anduril. The outlet says several Iranian embassies mocked the U.S. over the capture, while the Navy claims the lost vehicle was defective and unclassified.
Reuters@ReutersIran likely to reverse-engineer captured US underwater drone https://reut.rs/4hjveQt https://reut.rs/4hjveQt
Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareIran could potentially reverse-engineer captured US underwater drone — several Iranian embassies mock US over capture, Navy claims lost Anduril vehicle was defective and unclassified
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Reuters@ReutersIran likely to reverse-engineer captured US underwater drone https://reut.rs/4hjveQt https://reut.rs/4hjveQt
CA.PRAFUL@CaPraful@Reuters Iran and US both are playing with Crude price for their Gain. World needs to understand this.
monticellos child@otherguy0911@Reuters Yeah. They gonna use their navy to launch it?? The fact it had no charges in it tells you all you need to know about its tech level
Pepper@Pepper_Rides@Reuters Oh course they will, with Russia and China right beside them
HIS, PHD@PropagandaBuff@Reuters "Iran likely to reverse-engineer captured US underwater drone". Just as they did with the drone that Obama landed there in 2011, in perfect condition.
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