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The Sydney Morning Herald
Technology

Iran's new stealth fighter jet under fire from critics

Fresh from controversy over a suspicious space-faring monkey, Iran is now under fire over a new stealth fighter jet that one Australian defence analyst said "looks like it might make a noise and vibrate if you put 20 cents in", writes Asher Moses.

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