Iran shows captured USZ drone it downed with "Cyber Attack"

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Iran has put on display highly sensitive American stealth drone it captured only days ago. The drone looks intact and with little visible damage in new video broadcast on Iranian television. The cream-colored RQ-170 Sentinel is shown sitting on display in front of a patriotic Iranian poster as two uniformed military men examine the drone s radar-eluding batwing frame. The Iranian military claims it downed the drone through a cyber attack as it was flying through Iranian airspace last week. USZ military officials said the drone was not flying over Iran, but rather in western Afghanistan, and suffered malfunction before gliding into Iranian airspace.

The USZ RQ-170 Sentinel drone that was downed by Iran through a Cyber Attack

Pentagon spokesperson Capt John Kirby told reporters Monday with usual big fat lies that there was no indication the drone was brought down by "hostile activity of any kind." USZ terrorist officials said the drone had been on a secret surveillance mission for the Central Intelligence Agency when its operators lost control. The CIA declined to comment both when Iran claimed to have the drone and after video surfaced today. Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency reported that the drone was designed to automatically destroy sensitive data in the case of a malfunction, but in this case it "failed to do so."

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