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On January 3, a secretive small drone of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) was spotted flying over the Palestinian Gaza Strip.
A local photographer released footage of the fixed-wing drone which is powered by five electric engines. Four of the engines are directed downward, most likely for vertical takeoff and landing, and a larger one directed backward that appears to be main propellant.
Hezbollah shot down a drone of this unidentified Israeli type over Lebanon’s South governorate on September 30 of last year.
The drone shot down by Hezbollah was equipped with a Sony Alpha mirrorless digital camera installed on a stabilized gimbal under its main body for reconnaissance and a small forward-looking camera for navigation. The drone spotted over Gaza appeared to be equipped with a similar payload.
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The unidentified drone is completely made from commercially-available parts, which suggests that it was especially developed by the IDF for high-risk reconnaissance missions. This would explain its use over hot areas like South Lebanon and the Gaza Strip.
The IDF relies mainly on drones to keep an eye on its northern and southern fronts. Over the years, many of its military-grade drone crashed on the territory of Lebanon, Syria and Gaza. This explains its interest in expendable drones.
It’s what apartheid regimes do with their ghettos and reservations.
One day the whole world understand that Khazars are not Semitic and are of Khazaria Empire origin. After that Khazarian-Zionist regime end the same way as Apartheid regime in South Africa
SF work of your titles, do you even know the meaning of the word “secretive”?
You don’t have to make these shity titles – just say it a drone which was “seen” over Gaza or something like that. It is a cheap shit drone.