Iran Press/ Iran News: Major General Hossein Salami made the comment in an address to a seminar attended by thousands of university students in the holy city of Mashad, northwest Iran.
He said that artificial intelligence technology enables an unmanned aircraft to fly more than 2,000 km from every point and hit a moving target or a specific location.
The IRGC chief commander hailed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei for making the country powerful and presenting a comprehensive roadmap for its progress.
Salami said that more than four decades after the Islamic Revolution, enemies, including the US, are still trying to confront it through sanctions, maximum pressure aimed at isolating Iran, psychological warfare, as well as attempts to destabilize the West Asian region.
But, he added, the Islamic Revolution has led to the rising resistance in the region, with powerful resistance forces now active in Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, and Syria.
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