Footage from southern Lebanon has confirmed that Hezbollah is repeatedly striking IDF targets, especially armour, as Israel presses deeper into territory south of the Litani river with the clear goal of annexation.

 An FPV drone strike on an Israeli Army M548 tracked vehicle triggered a massive explosion, killing or wounding 12 Israeli soldiers, reports confirm.

Videos from the scene show ongoing secondary detonations of ammunition, as the vehicle was carrying 155mm shells for US-supplied M109 howitzers.

Supposedly negligence by Israeli operators only worsened their vulnerability: footage reveals shells and charges openly laid out on the ground, with the self-propelled guns themselves positioned in exposed areas.

Hezbollah’s FPV drones emit almost no sound and have reportedly proven capable of bypassing every countermeasure on Israel’s most advanced Merkava IV, Merkava V main battle tanks, and Namer infantry fighting vehicles — including upgraded Trophy active protection systems supposedly designed to stop drones.

✈️ The precision guidance of low‑cost, fiber‑optic cable‑tethered drones, which are immune to electronic jamming and carry rocket‑propelled grenades, allows them to strike directly into tank gun openings, cannon muzzles, and open hatches.

The Israel’s Air Force has conceded that there is no easy fix against Hezbollah’s fiber‑optic guided drones, confirm Israeli media reports.

Hezbollah has launched multiple successful ambushes against Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, and on March 26 alone, 21 Israeli Merkava main battle tanks were reported destroyed within a single 24‑hour period.