Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it used surveillance and tracking techniques that U.S. forces could not identify to support precision strikes on military positions and vessels during the recent regional conflict. IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi claimed Iranian forces struck selected targets “once or twice a week” and destroyed adversaries’ radar and surveillance networks, leaving them “blind.” He did not disclose the alleged technology, saying only that Iran’s tracking did not rely on satellite systems recognised by its adversaries and used another method they may not yet detect. The assertions remain unverified, and neither the U.S. military nor independent evidence has publicly confirmed the claimed destruction of U.S.-linked surveillance networks.
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