Why the U.S. Military Is Copying Iran's Shahed-136 Drone | Iran - US / Israel

The math that the Pentagon quietly ran — and it changed how the U.S. thinks about air power. A drone that costs $20,000 just forced a defense system to fire a $4 million interceptor missile. And that's not a failure. That's the strategy. In this video, we break down the engineering behind Iran's Shahed-136 — the compact delta-wing kamikaze drone that has appeared over Ukraine, Bahrain, Dubai, and the Middle East — and explain why the U.S. military is now building its own version called the LUCAS drone. What you'll learn: → The exact design choices that give Shahed-136 a 1,500–2,000 km range at…