Long range Hezbollah attacks are likely to resume in response to this latest assassination attempt in Beirut.

Apologies, haven't been posting due to investing more time for personal matters.

However, I've a few points I'd like to highlight on:

1. The CNN reports that discussed some BDA, regarding how Iranian IADS was not damaged effectively, and how unaffected the UGFs are despite repeated airstrikes should come to no surprise. It's what has been told on the OSINT sphere since the start, and the CENTCOM knew this, but is gradually informing the masses.

2. The battle is expected to reset though in a different approach.

3. The Emirates 100% had directly participated in the strikes on Iran with it's own air force. The Saudi Airforce conducted near constant surveillance but direct strikes is unknown.

4. This ISR trend continues on a daily basis, with continuous flights including fighter jet sorties across the region.

4. Hezbollah's FPV drone strikes effectiveness is only sharply increasing, as I said they would previously. The IDF's freedom of movement within the occupied territories in southern Lebanon have been ceased so effectively across nearly all axis due to this drone threat.

5. The "ceasefire" in Lebanon is only partially in place, limiting large-scale airstrikes beyond the 'Litani' river and large-scale ground advancements. The IDF continues to advance with a reduced tempo to 'Haddatha', to which the IDF faced numerous losses.

6. The IDF's current focus is intelligence gathering to then target weapons production, logistic chains and manhunt commanders responsible of the FPV threat.

7. The AlQassam Brigades has up-ranked Muhammad Awda, the now former Director of Military Intelligence, to the Chief of Staff, replacing the late Izz ElDin AlHaddad, killed on the 15th of May.

Hamza Abu AlFiad, the former Commander of the Beit Hanoun Battalion was up-ranked to Deputy of the Chief of Staff.

8. The Board of Peace has demanded the full disarmament alongside the complete ceasing of ALL Hamas state operations, including Military, Security, and administrative activities, in heads of the deployment of an International stabilization force in the Gaza strip. Moreover, the IDF is expected to withdraw from the occupied territories if Hamas verifies complete disarmament.

The NCAG has claimed that Hamas prevented it's entry into Gaza.

Interesting days ahead.

An unprecedented reality to Israel in southern Lebanon. Fiber-optic drones have brought upon the IDF a literal state of paralysis, where troops are ordered to limit daylight movement to a minimum, and remain within buildings or armored vehicles. On the contrary, this also marks the IDF as "sitting-duck" targets .

The IDF has also been utilizing the use of blanket nettings around sites and static assets, though half-assed and ineffective. It is yet to majorly attempt to counter this cheap and deadly threat.

The scale of these strikes has only been growing in recent weeks. From soft-targeting single assets in the opening weeks, to the utilization of surveillance drones, and swarms of FPVs for coordinated attacks.

Noticeably, Hezbollah begun targeting multiple assets within a single base, forcing the IDF to withdraw; dismantling the sites. However, the drones are launched across a period of a week, likely as a safety measure against tracking.

Relying on nighttime for the IDF to maneuver will not last long, as Hezbollah begun the utilization of thermal-imagery FPVs.

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