Iran Have Stealth Plane Can't Be Detected From Enemy

Iran Have Stealth Plane Can't Be Detected From Enemy. Iran inaugurated a new unmanned aircraft, named Epic. The aircraft was able to conduct surveillance and attack missions, the Mehr news agency.

Iranian Defense Minister Gen. Ahmad Vahidi was quoted as saying that the Epic, which can fly at an altitude of, is "stealth aircraft which can not be detected by the enemy."

On April 18, Iran announced three other models of the unmanned aircraft, Throne, Hazem and Mohajer-3-B.

Throne, the model also stealth, has a range of long-distance and equipped with missiles from air-to-air, said Gen. Amir-Farzad Esmaili, commander of the anti-aircraft operations.

Esmaili said Iran has been producing and using dozens of them.

Hazem-3 (Solid) and Mohajer-B (Migrator) is a model of "tactical and combat" is also capable of performing reconnaissance duties, the general said.