Smart Deception on the Battlefield
In modern warfare, strategy can be just as powerful as firepower. Recent images circulating online suggest that some Iranian airbases may be using painted aircraft silhouettes on asphalt runways as clever decoys.

The goal? To mislead aerial surveillance and trick high-precision missiles into striking fake targets instead of real military assets.

Analysts note that this simple, low-cost tactic could force adversaries to waste millions of dollars in advanced guided munitions on empty asphalt.

The moment highlights a timeless truth of warfare: even in an age of stealth jets and smart missiles, ingenuity and deception remain powerful weapons on the battlefield.