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The Israeli army has faced an escalation of challenges in southern Lebanon, where explosive drones launched by Hezbollah—particularly those connected via fiber optics—pose a significant threat that is difficult to detect and intercept. Since April, Hezbollah has been deploying these drones, which can operate from distances of up to 15 kilometers and are detected by Israeli forces before they explode. This has resulted in the deaths of 16 soldiers and officers. These attacks have also caused malfunctions in many Israeli military vehicles on the roads, with efforts underway to repair them. There is deep concern over losing the air superiority that once distinguished Israel, as the military and defense industries work to develop technological solutions to counter Hezbollah's drone threats, which have benefited from Russian and Chinese experiences. Estimates indicate that the changing battlefield dynamics compel Israel to reassess its strategy, especially as Hezbollah's increasing ability to independently threaten targets with longer-range and more controlled drones is becoming a more prominent concern.
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