While I don't think there is cause to worry yet, I think Israel's use of the Heron TP should definitely be closely monitored. The fact that Israel's Air Force is being so secretive about the purpose of the new aircraft is cause for suspicion.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Israel's latest weapon
Today, Israel unveiled its latest weapon: pilotless planes that can remain airborne for an entire day and fly as far as the Persian Gulf. The planes, known as the Heron TP, could play a significant role in the conflict between Israel and Iran. While Israel refuses to reveal what the new fleet was designed for, the fact that Iran is within the range of the Heron TP should not be overlooked. Israel considers Iran's nuclear program to be a significant threat. Israel has suggested that if Iran does not stop their nuclear program, Israel would be open to using military force.
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