From the battlefields of Ukraine to the frontlines of Lebanon, a silent revolution in drone warfare is now threatening to upend Israel’s military advantage when it comes to its war with Hezbollah. A new generation of explosive drones has emerged, guided not by radio signals but by fibre-optic cables, according to a report by Haaretz, which adds that the Iran-aligned Lebanese group may be using these drones to attack Israeli targets. Watch the video for more details. Unlike traditional drones, these systems are immune to electronic jamming. That means Israel’s advanced electronic warfare defences, once highly effective, may no longer be enough. And the implications are serious. These drones are not only harder to stop… they’re also far cheaper. Built using commercially available parts, sometimes even 3D-printed, while their warheads are typically based on RPG charges or various types of grenades.