Yep, it's also worth observing Iran's accuracy relative to their perceived sanctions. The baseline Shahed 136 is a decently low-tech drone, but equipped with ch

Yep, it's also worth observing Iran's accuracy relative to their perceived sanctions. The baseline Shahed 136 is a decently low-tech drone, but equipped with cheap inertial navigation it becomes accurate enough to pose a threat. Russia's "Geran" version of the Shahed often use a GLONASS GPS kit, so blocking them from civilian GPS networks wouldn't deter them much. A lot of those electronics are so simple and benign that it's nearly impossible to prevent their export. Even the advanced hardware like CUDA SOCs and guidance kits can still get smuggled in by China, who probably has millions of Nvidia Tegra boards collecting dust in storage.