What a Turkish drone in the Raisi crash crisis reveals about Iran's UAV capabilities

As Iranian officials muddy the water, experts told Breaking Defense that Tehran's "reliance on Turkish assistance in such scenarios suggests potential shortcomings" in the Islamic Republic's own aerial capabilities.

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