Israel Hezbollah Pager Attack.

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Drones can be countered with wide range frequency spamming. Like ddos attack on frequency range on which drone talks with base station. Drones can be hijacked to return to the home base etc. Drones are not the end all. It's just another tool.

Yes there are lot of vulnerabilities for sure . No one can deny that . It is not yet perfected but it is getting deadlier.

Plus look at cost too. War is also economincs as much as technology.

 

[altair21]

Even people comparing it to F-35 is enough to say how far it has come.

Yes it still cannot replace F-35 but not too far now. When this technology will be at forefront.

only Elon Stans are comparing drones to F-35s, both serve radically different purposes, if you would read Elon's full statement, that ****ing idiot thinks that covering the drone's surface with high sensitivity camera lens would be all it needs to make them comparable to F-35's.

The dog fighting days which the Top Gun movies so glorify are long gone, these days engagements are kilometres apart, where fighter jets play a game of cat and mouse and just fire the missile as soon as it locks on, and this is not even counting on jamming tech that can make any drone obsolete, unless AI advances far enough that it can make autonomous decisions by itself, we still need a pilot in that jet, there's just no two ways about it.

its like asking why a normal car cant transport weight that a truck can, shit is just built for different purposes

 

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Why do people keep missing that drone technology moving way ahead at much faster rate .

You should watch the video. The rise and fall of the cheap drone in warfare will happen in Ukraine and nobody will bother with them after.

Solar energy will make drones keep flying for days forget about hours ( imagine constant survey in the air with deadly accurate missiles the moment enemy shows up.

Over a limited range. For any thing further the cost of the drone increases substantially. The unarmed predators can loiter for a day

Even people comparing it to F-35 is enough to say how far it has come.

There is no comparison. That's the point.

A drone or even more can't take out a bridge, bunker or building.

Yes it still cannot replace F-35 but not too far now. When this technology will be at forefront.

It will have its niche. It will never replace larger jets. Unless the drone becomes the size of the jet.

 

[6pack]

Now there are laser defense system too. Example Israel's Iron Beam.

USA one

Edit: Apparently India has Durga and Kali laser systems in development from 6 years.
UK, China too are developing laser systems.

 

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Now there are laser defense system too. Example Israel's Iron Beam.

Waiting for it to roll out. What surprised me is they said it would happen soon.

 

[TEUser2K1]

There was news about possible laser weapons for F-35 which was it's highlight during early days, wondering whether the similar weapons can work against F-35 itself.
Drone is a very powerful tool in war, not the ultimate solution. Nuclear weapon is also a tool, so are war planes and every kind of missile. Everything have it's place. Benefit and future of drone is that it can be operated from far remote distance /countries, is comparatively safer for humans those operate it.

btw,

The Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire is a respite, not a wider solution

What the latest developments mean for Iran's position - and for the prospect of peace in Gaza

www.bbc.com

Israel building new military dividing line across Gaza, satellite images suggest

Satellite images show the IDF has destroyed hundreds of buildings in north Gaza as it creates the divide.

www.bbc.com

 

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btw,

The Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire is a respite, not a wider solution

What the latest developments mean for Iran's position - and for the prospect of peace in Gaza

www.bbc.com

In a poll commissioned by the Israeli station Channel 12 News those questioned were roughly split between supporters and opponents of the ceasefire.

Half of the participants in the survey believe Hezbollah has not been defeated and 30% think the ceasefire will collapse

Only 30% think it will collapse? Ive noticed a scepticism with political commentators that is not there with experienced military commentators. The latter being more optimistic.

Israel building new military dividing line across Gaza, satellite images suggest

Satellite images show the IDF has destroyed hundreds of buildings in north Gaza as it creates the divide.

www.bbc.com

Interesting bit here is this so called 'Generals' plan'.

People are frustrated and angry that a year into the war Israel still has not achieved its war aims of destroying Hamas and freeing the hostages.

Entirely the fault of Biden-Harrris who insisted on resuppling the enemy so no pressure to return the hostages. Because as I've explained earlier, Biden-Harrris were preventing Israel from defeating Hamas.

So many months were wasted by their objections and as it turned out later, empty threats about entering Rafa.

The Generals’ Plan is a new idea that its instigators believe can, from Israel’s perspective, break the deadlock.

At its heart is the idea that Israel can force the surrender of Hamas by increasing the pressure on the entire population of the north. The first step is to order civilians to leave along evacuation corridors that will take them south of Wadi Gaza, an east-west stream that has become a dividing line in Gaza since the Israeli invasion last October.

In his office in central Israel, Giora Eiland laid out the heart of the plan.

“Since we already encircled the northern part of Gaza in the past nine or 10 months, what we should do is tell all the 300,000 residents [that the UN estimates is 400,000] who still live in the northern part of Gaza to leave this area and they should be given 10 days to leave through safe corridors that Israel will provide.

Entirely doable and already successfully during the Rafa operations.

"And after that time, all this area will become to be a military zone. And all the Hamas people will still, though, whether some of them are fighters, some of them are civilians… will have two choices either to surrender or to starve."

Eiland wants Israel to seal the areas once the evacuation corridors are closed. Anyone left behind would be treated as an enemy combatant. The area would be under siege, with the army blocking all supplies of food, water or other necessities of life from going in. He believes the pressure would become unbearable and what is left of Hamas would rapidly crumble, freeing the surviving hostages and giving Israel the victory it craves.

They should go ahead with this plan during the temporary break with Hezbollah.

 

[TEUser2K1]

It's extremely sad to see wars dragging on just to kill men. USA compelling UA to conscript 18yrs old boys now, what the effing heck. Everybody having daal chaawal know it's not at all worth a fight now, other than killing helpless men or both sides and UA will have to stop in the end, what's point ?
This Hezbollah needs to be disbanded, can't even understand what they are trying to achieve.
What a pathetically miserable world is all I can say.