The formation of Cecom’s suicide drone unit by copying the Iranian design

Cecom announced the formation of the first unit of low-cost suicide drones based on the Iranian design in the framework of the formation of a new task force to be deployed in West Asia.
According to RCO News Agency, the United States Ceral Command (Cecom terrorist organization) announced on Wednesday the formation of a new task force for the first suicide drone unit of the US Army, which is based in West Asia.
Cecom announced in a stateme published on its official social media pages that it launched Task Force Scorpion (TFSS) four mohs after Secretary of War Pete Hegst ordered to accelerate the procureme and deployme of cost-effective drone technologies.
According to Cecom’s stateme, this task force is designed to quickly provide the military with low-cost and effective drone capabilities.
This new task force now includes a unit of Low-Cost Unmanned Combat System (LUCAS) drones currely deployed in West Asia.
Lucas UAVs deployed by Cecom have a wide range and are designed for autonomous operation. They can be launched by a variety of mechanisms, including catapults, rocket-assisted launches, mobile ground systems, and vehicles.
“This new task force provides the basis for using innovation as a deterre,” said Adm. Brad Cooper, CECOM commander.
He also claimed: “Faster equipping our forces with advanced drone capabilities demonstrates America’s innovation and military prowess as a deterre against malicious actors.”
In September, Cecom launched the Rapid Employme Joi Task Force (RAJTF), led by its chief technology officer, to accelerate the process of equipping deployed forces with emerging capabilities.
This joi task force coordinates innovation activities among service departmes in three areas: capability, software, and technology diplomacy.
The activities of this joi task force to build a squadron of suicide drones are led by the staff of the Ceral Special Operations Command.
Previously, the Peagon had unveiled copies of Iran’s “Shahed-136” drone.
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