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Oct 2, 2020 5 tweets 3 min read Read on X
Interesting that some have pointed out that the Azerbaijan music video appears to show a huge number of loitering munitions,

He says we can see "36 Harops" in the video. Harop is made by Israel's IAI.
#futurewar #dronewars

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You can see more details of the same system here;
Here;
and here:

This setup of three in a layer, nine total on a truck is interesting;
The full Azerbaijan music video can be seen here; Azerbaijan has been purchasing Israeli drones for many years and celebrated their use. These systems function more like a cruise missile and can loiter over a target for hours; with precision capabilities;
The system means that combining Harop, Harpy and mini-harpy can overcome enemy radar, and electronic-warfare stations on the ground and open the way for strikes on vehicles and other targets as we have seen in the current conflict.
Details of the system, iai.co.il/p/harop

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The way they manifested this was clear, and it is coordinated and well-funded. For instance, the activists were told that posters of hostages are "propaganda" and that images of the Nova festival massacre are "genocide propaganda."
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You literally have western commentators who grift off being "anti-Zionist" now who make comments trying to portray all Jews as being from Europe rather than acknowledge the truth.
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