Israeli military officials believe Hezbollah has rebuilt its surveillance and intelligence-gathering capabilities along the Yellow Line in southern Lebanon and is increasingly targeting senior field commanders through sophisticated nighttime operations, according to a report by Walla published on 21 June.

Citing military sources, Walla said Hezbollah is using drones, observation posts, cameras, and advanced technological tools to detect radio activity and other indicators of high-ranking officers' presence before launching attacks. The assessment follows a string of recent incidents involving senior Israeli officers, including the severe wounding of the former commander of the 401st Brigade in a drone strike, the injury of the deputy commander of the 36th Division in a roadside bomb attack, and the killing of the commander of the 52nd Battalion.

An Israeli military probe into the incident that killed the 52nd Battalion commander and three other soldiers suggests Hezbollah may have combined an explosive drone strike with an anti-tank missile or mortar attack, igniting a tank that reportedly burned for hours due to the ammunition stored inside.

The tank has yet to be recovered, and Israeli forces are still investigating the exact sequence of events.

According to Walla, Israeli officials believe Iran continues to supply Hezbollah with drones and advanced intelligence and surveillance technology despite the ongoing war.

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[–] Commiejones@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

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