UK Ministry of Defence is for the first time publishing footage of the interception of an Iranian UAV by its Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 in the skies over Jordan.

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UK's math of modern war: $100M jet vs $50K drone

Cockpit footage from the UK Ministry of Defense shows an F-35B engaging an Iranian drone over Jordan — the first time a British F-35 has downed a flying target.

🌏 A single F-35B sortie costs approximately $30,000–$40,000 per flight hour. A typical combat mission lasts 3–4 hours.

🌏 That's $90,000–$120,000 just to get the jet airborne.

🌏 The ASRAAM missile used costs around $250,000 per shot.

👉 Total to kill one drone: $370,000. 

(This excludes the cost of the entire anti-drone unit deployed, including: Typhoon support, a Voyager tanker, an AWACS, ground personnel, etc.)

👉 An estimated cost of Iranian drone: $20,000–$50,000

💵 The UK just spent 7 to 18 times the cost of the target to shoot it down.

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Adding:

It is confirmed that the radar of the THAAD air defense system of the US Armed Forces at the Al-Ruwais base in the UAE has been destroyed.

The IRGC announced the destruction of two radars of this type, which seriously weakened the US's ability to intercept Iranian missiles.