Iranian forces carried out an attack on a British base in Cyprus using kamikaze drones. In the aftermath, British military personnel uncovered a significant discovery amidst the wreckage: a Russian chip.

The Shahed-136 drone that infiltrated the British base was found to be equipped with a Russian "Comet" chip, specifically a four-channel Glonass chip. Despite being outdated and vulnerable to interference, these chips remain operational against targets lacking electronic warfare protection.