Sometimes, a can of paint and strategic thinking can challenge technology worth millions.
Images circulating online suggest that some Iranian airbases may be using painted aircraft silhouettes on runways as decoys. These simple visuals could mislead aerial reconnaissance systems and precision-guided strikes into targeting fake aircraft instead of real military assets.
Analysts say tactics like this demonstrate how low-cost battlefield deception can potentially force opponents to waste extremely expensive missiles on targets that exist only as paint on asphalt.
It’s a reminder that in modern warfare, advanced weapons and satellites are not always the only deciding factor – sometimes simple ingenuity can still influence the battlefield.
It's the end of the road for women’s doubles shuttlers Pearly Tan-Thinaah Muralitharan as they were bested 21-17, 21-18 by South Korea's world No. 4 Baek Ha Na-Lee So Hee in the All England semi-finals yesterday.
It was the Malaysians' fourth defeat to the Koreans in seven meetings.
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