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IDF Chief of Staff Highlights Frequent Use of Robots in Combat
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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir announced on Wednesday that robots are now frequently used in combat to reduce soldier risk, entering battle spaces and potentially booby-trapped areas before troops. The IDF is also expanding its use of tactical drones and remote-controlled vehicles for engagements against Hezbollah and Hamas. This initiative aims to enhance soldier safety by having robots absorb initial enemy attacks.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir highlighted the frequent use of robots in combat to reduce soldier risk.
- Robots are now deployed to enter battle spaces and potentially booby-trapped areas before soldiers.
- The IDF is significantly expanding its use of tactical drones for various unit sizes.
- Soldiers are increasingly engaging Hezbollah in the North while operating alongside robots.
- Remote-controlled land vehicles are being considered for offensive and support roles.
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