Ali_Baba
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Hezbollah have also realized their is more then one way to skin a cat and in the drone age they don't need to put thousands of men on the front line
They can create traps, ambushes, leave booby traps, snipers
Remove thousands of operatives from the direct line of Israeli fire
Use ATGMS and rockets more sparingly and just launch FPV drone after FPV drone
I think the Israeli are truly worried, as they simply don't know how to counter this strategy and at the same time occupy hostile territory
Hezbollah for the next few years should make or obtain thousands and thousands of FPV drones and train multiple operators to fly them and in any conflict attempt to overwhelm Israeli forces and especially hit radars and A.D
FPV's are alot lot lot cheaper than alot of the missiles that they have previously invested their time and money in and they are are a lot more effective from the bang-for-buck ratio given that they can be guided with precision.
Ukraine seems to have developed the munitions that actually take out tanks from FPV's, so I imagine it is only a matter of time before we see similar solutions deployed in South Lebanon as it seems that Tanks are a problem for the initial batch of FPV drones to destroy.
In China, you can now get optical spools with 100km range which is shocking, so once battery technology catches up, the whole concept of "buffer zones" becomes a redundant concept.
( The conquest of South Lebanon has more to do with Greater Israel, than security concerns ).










