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The Israeli army unveiled a robotic combat team in the town of Khiam in southern Lebanon. It includes armored vehicles, remotely operated D9 bulldozers, robotic dogs and drones for reconnaissance and inspection inside buildings and tunnels. Some of the drones, the army said, can fire at sources of threat. The systems are intended to detect hazards and reduce soldiers’ exposure to them before they enter sites. During a visit on November 4, 2026, Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir called for the faster integration and broader deployment of robotic capabilities in combat units.
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