Hezbollah marches diminish air dominance
The Israeli occupation army is facing an increasing challenge in southern Lebanon due to Hezbollah's advancements in using explosive drones, particularly those connected via fiber optics that threaten Israeli air superiority. These drones, which can be quickly detected and detonated, make interception difficult, resulting in the death of 16 soldiers since the end of April, along with the destruction of damaged military vehicles on the roads. The army and military industries are attempting to develop technological and organizational solutions to counter this threat, but so far, no magic fix has been found—especially as Hezbollah has upgraded its skills, extending the range and intensifying the use of these drones. The report indicates that the shift in the combat level on the front weakens Israeli dominance, with concerns over coordinated drone attacks that threaten targets across multiple areas.
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