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The Israeli army is planning to produce around 100,000 offensive drones annually, in response to lessons learned from the wars in Lebanon and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The focus is on countering threats posed by fiber-optic-enabled drones. This comes amid the increasing use of drones by Hezbollah, which can bypass electronic defenses and operate over a wide area, resulting in the deaths of several Israeli soldiers and equipment losses. Israel is working on expanding its drone production plan, as well as strengthening protective measures and defense tactics to face the mounting threats from these groups, with expectations of organized attacks in terms of scale and technology in the upcoming phase.
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