Despite the announcement of a cease-fire between Israel and Lebanon, the IDF must still find a solution to the drones, which have killed 14 soldiers since the start of the campaign
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Despite the announcement of a cease-fire between Israel and Lebanon, the IDF must still find a solution to the drones, which have killed 14 soldiers since the start of the campaign
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10:43 AM • June 05 2026 IDT
Israel's Defense Ministry has begun procuring new weapons technologies to address the threat of explosive drones – Hezbollah's primary weapon since fighting in Lebanon began in March – and is considering acquiring additional systems.
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