Israel's IWI Drone Defense System Deployed by Thai Military
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Thailand's Ministry of Defense has deployed the Israeli-developed "Arbel" anti-drone system, integrated into existing rifles. The system enhances soldiers' ability to target small drones by automating firing rates. IWI reported the deployment after training completion, with potential further orders from Thailand and other Southeast Asian nations.
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- Thailand's military has deployed the Israeli-developed "Arbel" anti-drone system.
- The system integrates with existing rifles to improve targeting of small drones.
- IWI, the Israeli developer, reported the system's operational status and training completion.
- Thai military officials are considering additional orders for the anti-drone system.
- Other Southeast Asian countries are also in the process of acquiring the system.
Thailand's Ministry of Defense has acquired and deployed the "Arbel" anti-drone system, developed by the Israeli company IWI. The system has been integrated into existing rifles within the Thai army, following the completion of training for local military personnel, IWI reported over the weekend. The Arbel system is designed to enhance soldiers' ability to engage small, fast drones through automated control of their firing rate. Its ability to be installed on existing weapons allows armies to upgrade their capabilities without needing to replace their entire rifle inventory. According to IWI, Thai military officials are discussing a potential follow-on order, and other Southeast Asian countries are in various stages of their procurement processes.
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