Dec 10, 2025 11:47 AM
Hadid-110 is a jet-powered stealth strike drone, reaching 510 kilometers per hour, with a 350-kilometer range, and features a radar-reducing faceted airframe.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has added a new jet-powered, radar-slipping strike drone to its arsenal with the Hadid-110.
Also known as Dalahu, the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) pairs a compact jet engine with a faceted, low-observable airframe built to shrink its radar signature.
Open-source data from the US military’s OE Data Integration Network (ODIN) listed the drone’s top speed at around 510 kilometers (317 miles) per hour.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: Jet-Powered and Radar-Shy: Hadid-110 Becomes Iran’s Newest Strike Drone
Iran•Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)•autonomous systems•jet engine•autonomous aerial vehicle•Autonomous drone flight•autonomous drone
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