Hezbollah’s use of Shahid 101 for the first time

The Zionist media announced in a report that Hezbollah has started using new drones to identify and track Shahid 101 for the first time since the beginning of the war.

According to Al-Mayadin report, Itai Blumenthal, the correspondent of the Zionist Kanal Channel, said in this regard: These new drones, unlike the Ababil type drones that have been used in the war so far and have gasoline engines, are very silent and almost cannot be heard from the ground. .  

Pointing out that the range of these drones reaches 19 kilometers and is capable of carrying 10 kilograms of explosives, he emphasized: This is the same drone that Hezbollah used on Thursday and killed an officer. He was in the Alon brigade.

In a report published by the ALMA Research Center of the Zionist regime in 2021, it is stated that Hezbollah has about 2,000 drones, some of which are advanced aircraft that it has built.

The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon has an integrated system of military capabilities, especially in its air force, whose power is demonstrated by drones, as the party has reconnaissance, offensive and offensive drones.

Syed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary General of Hezbollah, revealed about two years ago that this movement had started the production of drones years ago. He added that the resistance decided to activate the air defense production line that it has been using for years.

Lebanese drones have emerged as an effective weapon in Islamic resistance operations in Lebanon against various targets in the occupied territories, including sites, headquarters, hideouts, and spy equipment.

Network 12 of the Zionist regime had previously admitted that the air defense of the occupying Israeli army in the north of occupied Palestine does not have 100% ability to deal with suicide drones that are sent from a short distance and at a low altitude.

Fabian Henz, a researcher at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, also admitted that the regime is facing traditional air defenses in the face of Hezbollah’s development of UAVs and defense capabilities. 

Translator: Mina Azimi