Hezbollah’s radio-sniffing, night-vision drones turn border into kill zone for top IDF commanders

As U.S.-Iran talks continue in Switzerland, Israel faces a growing threat on its northern front. According to Israeli reports, Hezbollah has rebuilt intelligence networks along the Lebanon border and is increasingly focusing on senior IDF commanders. Officials say the group uses drones, cameras, observation posts and radio tracking to identify high-value targets. Investigations into recent attacks suggest complex ambushes combining explosive drones and anti-tank weapons. With several top Israeli officers killed or wounded, concerns are rising that Hezbollah is entering a new phase of precision leadership targeting.