Iran's Revolutionary Guards have brought down a foreign surveillance drone during a military exercise, the
official Islamic Republic News Agency said on Saturday.

"We have managed to bring down a
drone of the enemy. This has
happened before in our country,"
the agency quoted war games
spokesman General Hamid Sarkheli
as saying in Kerman, southeast Iran,
where the military exercise is
taking place.

The agency gave no details on who
the drone belonged to.

In Washington, a Pentagon
spokesman said he had seen the
reports. He noted that the Iranians
did not specifically claim that the
drone was American.

In the past, there have been
incidents of Iran claiming to have
seized U.S. drones.

In early January Iranian media said
Iran had captured two miniature
U.S.-made surveillance drones over
the past 17 months.

Several drone incidents over the past
year or so have highlighted tension
in the Gulf as Iran and the United
States flex their military capabilities
in a standoff over Iran's disputed
nuclear program.

Iran said in January that lightweight
RQ11 Raven drones were brought
down by Iranian air defense units in
separate incidents in August 2011
and November 2012.

www.news.yahoo.com/iran-says-brought-down-foreign-spy-drone-001234191.html

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