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Iran will officially inaugurate the new metro station 'Holy Virgin Mary' located on Line 6 of the Tehran Metro. https://t.co/ybg856dF7b

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IRGC says it has confiscated 8 Starlink satellite devices used for espionage activities connected to Mossad in southern Iran. https://t.co/XWQghDGCqz

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I recently learned that Iran's Bavar-373 air defense system has shown the capability to detect and intercept stealth aircraft like the F-35. During tests, it successfully intercepted a drone at 316 kilometers. The system can reportedly detect targets with a radar cross-section of 0.01 meters from 82 kilometers and 0.05 meters from 123 kilometers. If equipped with L-band radar, it might intercept an F-35 from up to 218 kilometers, considering the aircraft's radar cross-section is about 0.5 square meters. Simulated data on the F-35's radar cross-section is also available.

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According to recent tests, Iran's advanced Bavar-373 system is capable of detecting and intercepting stealth fighter jets like the F-35. (Full report in the comment section) https://t.co/DeTOZlVBdZ

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Iranian air defenses are likely able to detect and engage F-35 stealth fighters, according to recent tests In a recent exercise, the fire-control radar of Iran's 'Bavar-373' air defense system intercepted a 'Karrar' drone at a distance of 316 kilometers, with a radar cross-section of 2,14 square meters or 3.22 decibels. (Image of this interception attached above). It it is not clear at what range the initial detection took place, but according to this data, the fire-control radar of the Bavar-373 can detect a flying target with a radar cross-section of 0.01 meters from a distance of 82km, or a target with a radar cross-section of 0.05 meters from a distance of 123km. Now, let's assume that this system, the Bavar-373, is equipped with an L-band radar, for example like the TPY-4, and its detection capability is roughly similar to this radar. In theory, this means that the fire-control radar of the Bavar-373 is able to intercept an F-35 from a distance of up to 218 kilometers, given that its radar-evasive coating at this frequency (L-band) is practically negligible and the radar cross-section of the F-35 is approximately 0.5 square meters. Simulated examples of the F-35's radar cross-section at L-band and VHF frequencies is provided in the images attached to this post. To convert decibels within the 360-degree diagram (image also attached to the post) to square meters, which is of course the radar cross-section with the radar's horizontal viewing angle, use the following formula: 10 ^ (decibels/10).