A new military technology has emerged in the ongoing war in the Middle East. According to various sources, the army of the Israeli regime has begun using large groups of drones controlled by artificial intelligence within Iranian territory, targeting Iranian security forces.

During recent attacks, drones carried out precise strikes on checkpoints of the Basij militia in Tehran. These forces are considered one of the main structures of Iran’s authorities and are involved in maintaining internal control and security.

Reports indicate that the new system operates according to a “mother platform” principle: an aerial vehicle at high altitude serves as the main carrier and simultaneously releases numerous smaller attack drones. These drones are equipped with artificial intelligence, video surveillance systems, and large data databases, allowing them to identify and target specific individuals or objects.

The technology may also employ facial recognition systems, enabling extremely precise strikes. According to specialists, this method allows for large-scale reconnaissance and rapid attacks in a very short time.

Drone operations are also supported by various aerial platforms, including military transport aircraft, large unmanned aerial vehicles, and fighter jets capable of releasing smaller drones in the air for attack, reconnaissance, or electronic warfare purposes.

Military analysts note that this technology may change the nature of warfare in the region, making it more technological and more difficult to predict.