[12] Fars News Agency says the Saegheh-2 has been used in combat in Syria,[1] using missiles against the Islamic State terrorist organization.

[citation needed] In wargames held in 2019 Iran showed a Saegheh variant powered by a propeller.

[11] On 1 October 2018, the IRGC Aerospace Force used ballistic missiles and drones, supposedly including Saegheh UAVs, to attack targets in the Abu Kamal region, in Eastern Syria.

The Times of Israel reported that the UAV's design was largely based on the captured RQ-170; IAF Brigadier General Tomer Bar said that the drone was quite advanced and imitated western technology.

[16] In July 2022, the United States claimed that Russian officials had travelled to Iran to 'examine' drones, including several labelled on satellite images as Shahed-191.

[17] Data from Tasnim News (2020)[12] and Иранский ударный БЛА "Shahed-191" (2019)[13]General characteristics Performance This aircraft-related article is a stub.