Israel aims to produce 100,000 attack drones yearly
The Israeli occupation army plans to produce around 100,000 attack drones annually as part of a restructuring plan for its ground forces and to increase reliance on drones and robots, drawing lessons from the Russian-Ukrainian war. The plan includes organizational changes such as establishing specialized sub-units and altering the combat structure away from traditional organization, aiming to enhance the ability to counter drone attacks. The experiments have focused on Ukrainian forces gaining extensive experience in operating drones and being able to destroy targets within 90 minutes during training exercises similar to those conducted by the Israeli army. Israel has used drones in military operations in Gaza and Lebanon but faces challenges in dealing with Hezbollah’s drones.
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