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Ongoing Story· Day 2

IDF Ground Forces Establish New Unit to Counter Drones

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

IDF Establishes New Corps to Combat Low-Altitude Drones

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The IDF is establishing a new corps dedicated to countering low-altitude drone threats, led by Ground Forces Commander Maj.-Gen. Nadav Lotan. This initiative accelerates efforts that have been underway for over a decade, particularly since the October 7th attacks, which highlighted the growing threat from groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. The new corps will initially comprise five border defense battalions and will receive significant resource transfers from the Ground Forces, with Military Intelligence expected to play a key role in developing doctrine and training.

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  • The IDF is creating a new corps to counter low-altitude drone threats, intensifying efforts post-October 7.
  • The new corps will be founded on five existing border defense battalions.
  • Maj.-Gen. Nadav Lotan is leading the establishment of the specialized anti-drone unit.
  • Drones have been used by Hamas, Hezbollah, and smugglers, posing diverse threats.
  • The IDF will transfer significant resources from Ground Forces to support the new corps.

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