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yet another FPV strike shows a Hezbollah drone chasing and hunting down an IDF terrorist in Shlomi, north occupied Palestine yesterday

Israel claims the terrorist was 'critically injured'

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hussain0216 said:
How difficult would it be to smuggle FPV drones into Lebanon????

My understanding is that appropriate ordinance can be literally clipped/zip tied to the drone

And their should be plenty of such ordinance already available in Lebanon and Syria

The drones themselves are not massive and can even be bought into Lebanon as parts from multiple sources, they don't necessarily need to be Iranian military drones



I understand ATGMs may be more of a problem without a compliant Syria

However even with just FPV drones, any occupation of Lebanese territory can be made very costly for Israel
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Looks like materials/components can be easily procured, much more so than rockets. Hezbollah will likely start manufacturing their own rockets too. These drones can even be alternative to anti-tank missiles though those may be more precise against moving vehicles. But against stationary ones that are deployed in areas in southern Lebanon the drones reign. Pulled from Israeli media:

  • According to reports, Hezbollah operates workshops in south Lebanon and the Beqa’a Valley, where drones are assembled from off-the-shelf products costing between $300 and $400. Hezbollah also relies on the experience it gained in using drones during the Syrian civil war, learning from the operating methods of the Russian and Ukrainian armies, and using knowledge and technologies from Iran (Al Jazeera, AP, Wall Street Journal and Israeli media, April 20-30, 2026).
  • Sources stated that in recent months Hezbollah had accumulated a large stock of fast, accurate FPV drones, while large quantities were smuggled into Lebanon across the border. According to the report, in June 2025, Lebanese security forces confiscated a shipment of 5,000 drones capable of flying 50 kilometers and carrying seven kilograms of explosives, but dozens of other shipments reached Hezbollah. The sources added that Hezbollah had developed drones based on fiber optics and had different types of drones capable of striking heavy vehicles and infantry forces. Experts noted that Hezbollah’s capabilities made it possible for the organization to attack Israeli territory to a depth of 15 kilometers (U News Agency, April 29, 2026).
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Hezbollah Uses First Person View Drones Againt Israel - The Amit Terrorism and Intelligence Research Institute

Rapid First Person View (FPV) drones, which are based on fiber optics and make precise strikes possible at distances of dozens of kilometers while overcoming electronic warfare capabilities, have become a cheap and accessible weapon on the battlefield in recent years, as was seen in the war in...
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Persian Gulf said:
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yet another FPV strike shows a Hezbollah drone chasing and hunting down an IDF terrorist in Shlomi, north occupied Palestine yesterday

Israel claims the terrorist was 'critically injured'

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This is funny, they don't have an answer to it. It has become discussion of hour in Israel.

Looking at the full video it covered a pretty long distance and you can see the large buffer zone IDF is making in southern Lebanon. Them detonating and demolishing entire neighborhoods in the south ironically has made them more exposed to precise drone strikes.

Keep in mind Hezbollah is slowing down the footage so these drones are traveling fast in real time and the operators are actually quite precise.
 
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another FPV strike

3 IDF terrorists flee in panic into building and the FPV drone follows them to the entrance
 
Persian Gulf said:
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yet another FPV strike shows a Hezbollah drone chasing and hunting down an IDF terrorist in Shlomi, north occupied Palestine yesterday

Israel claims the terrorist was 'critically injured'

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Israel admits the toilet terrorist was killed

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Honestly that took some skill entering that tight spot still the best hit of the week was the iron dome that “wasn’t damaged”
 
The lebanese FPV operators are very skilled , would love to learn it one day.
 
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The second video shows a APC plenty of antennas, seems to be a Command vehicle, so it is a Jackpot!!!!! 🫡
 
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