Hizballah drones pursue Israeli troops, with Jon Elmer

All right, so you are watching and listening to the Electronic Intifada. I am John Elmer. This is the Resistance Report on day 951 of Israel's genocide in Gaza and day 73 of Hezbollah's defense of South Lebanon. I'm going to be covering week 10 of the battle here and we'll get right into it with the maps as usual. Um so people understand where the areas of fighting if we start on the left uh in the western coast Naqoura and up at the Ras uh al-Bayda Bayada um headlands, we'll see those on film this week. Um that's where a lot of operations have been taking place. Bint Jbeil still has operations. Israel is demolishing Bint Jbeil now uh as they're doing with 55 villages all along the just above the blue line that you see there. Um and then uh real concentrations of a battle along the western edge of the Galilee panhandle which is on the right-hand side there that goes up uh jets up into Lebanon Israeli territory that's topped up with um Metula there. All from that coast from Hula north um all through those valleys and up to the Litani riverbed has been um the main three areas of uh conflict. The Israelis still are deploying six divisions or parts of six divisions at least. I've said this many times but I don't believe we don't believe it's uh not believable uh that Israel is getting full uh reserve their reserve complement of soldiers are not all deploying. The Israeli Chief of Staff uh Ael Zamir is still talking about the collapse of the Israeli military that it's unable to handle this sustained these sustained operations over these past uh two and a half plus years of genocidal rampage. But that's what they are doing in Lebanon as well. What we saw in Gaza, it's the same same army, same people, same decision-makers. And so their decision is they cannot defeat the resistance and so they attack the civilians. They destroy civilian homes. They apply what used to be called the Dahiya doctrine but is now being called the Beit Hanoun or Rafa doctrine where you completely destroy every single thing in the town. And Bint Jbeil right now is being set up for that. If we look at the next map, well, I've shown you this one before too, but it's good to see. These were the five positions that Israel set up inside Lebanon during the last purported ceasefire, which again is not a ceasefire in any way. But those are forward positions inside Lebanon that Israel has been able to use to advance. So even the you know, hundreds of meters to a few kilometers that Israel has crossed the border into Lebanon is it's mitigated by the fact that the these positions were already inside Lebanon. So the resistance has not allowed them to advance deep into this territory below the Litani River, which Israel at the beginning of this war promised that they were going to take control of. They pretty quickly after that adjusted and said they were just going to make a buffer zone, a security zone. And the security zone, that's the same language as the you know, late 1980s and 1990s period where South Lebanon was a security zone and Hezbollah's resistance drove the Israelis out of South Lebanon. And when I say drove them out, I mean literally. They left their computers, the soldiers left their computers, their uniforms hung up. They turned on their heels and ran down the hill. That's how the occupation of South Lebanon ended. Um and so there is a point of reference for that for people. And Hezbollah has leaned into that during these past number of weeks releasing psychological operations videos that point um that show the carnage from Hezbollah operations in the 1990s and how they created a climate within Israel that the um the force could just not stay. Um the occupation was impossible. They couldn't defeat the resistance and they withdrew. So there is um a point in history that is being looked upon by both the Israelis and the Lebanese. Let's take a look at the next one number two here. Um this has been Tishreen Bale being erased uh satellite image of it. This is by an Israeli military adjacent open-source mapper Benzion Maccabee. And you can see this is just from uh these from these past two months and you can see the destruction in that the before and after. Um just looks like what we started every resistance report in Gaza with this kind of report of the destruction. Um and in this week that I'm covering everything you're going to see is happened in the past week. Um and as ever. So uh we will do that like we always do. Let's take a look at the next one cuz this is the Ministry of Health. These stats get released early in the week. So for our production schedule, they're already out of date by the time they're published by the time we uh we're by the time you see us on this show. So this is um this is as of the 10th. Um they come out each week at the beginning of the week and what we're looking at here is 11,539 casualties almost 3 killed when you take the last few days in. But of course, also like Gaza, it's the same army, same generals, same politicians, you see that the health care sector is the prime target. 16 hospitals damaged or destroyed, three shut down entirely, 139 attacks on paramedics, which have 139 paramedics killed, 212 wounded, 27 paramedic stations attacked and destroyed, 130 ambulances destroyed, and like I said, 16 hospitals. And that is the way that they have been fighting this war. And when we are about we are about to watch more than a dozen Hezbollah drone videos. But it's just worth noting what the Israelis use their drones for this week. They used a drone to attack a father and his daughter, his young daughter. The first strike destroyed the car and injured both of them. They both ran from the car. The second strike killed the father, and the drone chased the young girl down and killed her as well. So, you're going to see a very strong juxtaposition between the resistance targeting only Israeli military targets and the Israelis targeting almost exclusively civilian targets. So, that's three. Let's take a look at number four. This is a good video. This was from last Wednesday. It's just a good video because it's a good crisp digital video feed here. So, we can see really really clearly a number of things, the way that they have torn up the roads to get rid of the IEDs. There's a direct hit right there on the loader's hatch. So, we see them targeting uh in specific places on these tanks. But, as I predicted last week, um I thought we were going to start to see more um softer targets, more troop positions hit um than these um are these shots on these tanks when the tanks are zipped up are really difficult uh operations. Um as I talked about before, we can look at number five just to show you the You can actually you can see on this one on the left there. Um you could see the um trophy active protection system had the launcher had turned to face the drone, but obviously didn't uh wasn't able to um engage it in time. And here, maybe we can loop this one back through tomorrow. Um this is a drone that is seen flying through an Israeli military position near Metulla uh on during this weekend, and you can see um I mean, the ease with which it flies through there, but you could also see the build. And if we look at the next slide, you can see um what that drone looked like. And again, we've seen these builds a number of the builds. Here, we have batteries on the bottom. Um we've seen them various other ways, batteries in the middle. Um if we look at the next one, you can see the Hezbollah build here with the uh fiber optic spool on the bottom, the the batteries in the middle, and then the anti-tank warhead on the top. Um the uh the PG-7VL, which is the best single round uh RPG. But, as we know from Gaza, single round RPGs need to be very specifically hit on a Namer troop carrier or a Merkava tank um in order to destroy the tank. There's lots of ways to hit it for mobility kills that make it unable to drive. Um but, in terms of destroying the tanks, which we saw last week on the show when the soldiers left the hatch open, um that was exploited. Um but we know from Gaza that the single rounds um, aren't uh uh they're they could be stopped most times by um, the armor on the Merkava tank. And so, we've seen the tanks be less targeted. We're going to watch on this program a number of times where the tanks are bypassed to hit smaller uh softer targets and to hit troops uh as well. And that kind of battlefield adaptation um, is really taking its toll on the Israelis. Um, let's take a look at number seven here. Um, so that just showed you those last two pictures shows you what you're going to see crashing into these things in these next videos. So, I wanted to put those in there so you could see it. Again, through the destroyed town. This is near Bint Jbeil. Uh >> [snorts] >> again, uh stalking through the town. You're going to see it identify here three troop carriers and you're going to see the two of them with their backs to the buildings because they're backing right up into the building and letting the soldiers walk into the building from there. So, he passes on that Nammer and he sees this one with a rear door exposed and that is a weak point. Hitting the rear door is an effective spot to hit with a single round RPG and particularly with these high-end um, Iranian rounds that are being delivered here. So, these are smart targeting. You know, sometimes earlier in the war we saw them um, crashing them into the armor of the front armor of the tanks um, and very quickly they have adapted. You can see that's a direct hit. That's the last drone shot. It's going through the door um, on the back of the tank which is not fully uh sealed. Um, let's look at number eight here. Coming over the top to hit this uh hilltop position in the western sector. Uh a new uh a newly uh positioned base here that they're going to circle around and come back and chase a soldier off of his armored vehicle and Hezbollah writes on their field reports every day at the end they say the Islamic resistance is committed to defending its land and its people especially as the enemy Israeli enemy crosses boundaries with its criminality. Again you're going to see the drone drop right out of the sky as soon as it sees the soldiers you're going to see the soldiers on that tank see that it's coming and the tank crewman there jumping off. We could show the next one that just shows the direct um the dive down here onto the tank and again skipping the tank and going for the soldier itself. A development in tactics that we have seen this week and it's just remarkable the improvements on the battlefield and the awareness of the Hezbollah pilots. Let's look at the next one it's just got a a still of him jumping off of the tank. This week I'm going to tell you the Israelis this week admitted to one fatality amongst their soldiers and 11 wounded in FPV attacks and we say it all the time on this show but those numbers do not add up with what you're going to be watching on this show. They don't even add up to what we've seen in these first few videos but let's take a look at number 11 cuz they're going to chase some more soldiers here near again this is in Bayada on the coast you can see the Mediterranean in the distance there. There's a tank in the bottom right corner he flies right by that tank and here he's going to hone in on the headquarters of the 146th division which is based in Bayada and it is here you're going to see the troops. They don't seem to hear the drone, which is possible when you Anyone who's been around Merkava tank knows that you can't hear anything around it. It's possible the tanks are running. But the situational awareness of these troops seems to be limited, although they did talk in Haaretz today in the newspaper about how the soldiers have two things to do when the drones come. Duck and pray. That was the the Haaretz story officers from the field. So you can see those soldiers there. The next slide I'll show you is where they're targeting. And again, even if that it does look like that drone is about to clip the wall there, but that's going to detonate the anti-tank round, which is a piercing round firing on those those targets there. And also just this week Secretary General of Hezbollah, Sheikh Naim Qassem, he said to the commander to our commanders our field officers and all fighters in all areas of the battlefield, your drone attacks embrace the land and choke the occupier. Your drones terrorize the evildoers and tyrants of the earth. Your missile strikes shake their lives and they live in anxiety and psychological crisis. This has been the thing that Hezbollah has been pushing on with their psychological operations externally, but also internally to their own fighters to remind this remind you of a period of victory. You know, like Nasrallah used to say, I promised you victory before. And that was the 2000 victory and then Nasrallah would say that over and over again. I promised you victory. After each battle that Hezbollah won in 2000 and then in 2006 again. Let's take a look at number 13. Um Now, this is a target on an Iron Dome air defense system, which is uh Israel's primary defense against Hezbollah weapons, rockets, uh primarily rockets, artillery rockets, but also drones. They talked um after the first few weeks of the war. There you see the Iron Dome launcher. You can see um the launch uh the missiles in the top there, and it's directly onto that launcher, destroying it, um which is going to cost at least a couple million dollars. Uh if it's loaded, you can see it's loaded with um with 18 missiles of the 20 missiles, so that's another nearly $2 million. So, let's let's call it a $4 million hit with this $200 drone that we're watching. [clears throat] This is now the day after, and the drone goes back to the same site and finds the soldiers replacing the launcher, their mobile launchers. You see the launcher on the left there is going to replace it, and you see nine soldiers here uh underneath the uh Hezbollah drone, and it lands in between the group of them. so, it's pretty uh remarkable to be targeting these Iron Dome systems, and Israel was really panicked about it. Channel 13 said the most dangerous thing is that Hezbollah started to focus on Iron Dome systems themselves. Um the Israeli said that they had used Iron Dome 27 times as of May 1st to intercept drones. So, they're using $100,000 Tamir uh interceptor missiles uh against these $200 drones. Um we can look at the next slide, and you can see the launcher uh that was hit, which is 14. There you can see the launcher. You can see at the top there that's four rows of five uh missiles in each, interceptor missiles, and you can see that three, looks like three, maybe four of them have been fired. Uh and that is hit directly with an anti-tank warhead. It will destroy, as we saw in the second video, the next day, it completely destroyed that launcher. Um and these drones, as I've mentioned a bunch of times, while they're on their offensive mission, they're also reconnaissance drones because the entire flight is a reconnaissance flight until it becomes an attack. Um and so Hezbollah is shown that they they have shown before the FPV era that they had intelligence on all these Israeli positions. We watched that for two years during the genocide in Gaza when Hezbollah was a support front that they they knew what they were hitting in each of these places. They knew what each Israeli base uh had on it. And now they have these um you know, 10 operations a day of uh FPV drones that are collecting data the whole time that they're flying. Um so they're able to pick off things like these launchers, which are mobile. The the Iron Dome system is a mobile launcher system. They're not fixed. They move them all over the place. They even put them on uh ships. Um and so they're not always in the same spot. They move around. Hezbollah sees them on their drones and picks them off and takes a $4 million hit out of the uh US-funded Israeli allowance, I guess we'll call it. Um and then the uh uh 15 just shows the nine soldiers there. Uh and they're on the left-hand side there, you see the uh the new launcher system that's going to replace the one that got uh destroyed. Let's take a look at 16. This is a an FPV strike first-person view is the FPV. Um you're going to see it coming right down here on this tank. It's going to target the commander's hatch. You're going to see it deliver right into the commander's hatch there. Um that is a weaker spot a weaker spot. Um, we've seen that hatch open, of course. We saw the hatch open in Gaza and hand delivered through the hatch. Um, but Hezbollah is clearly uh understanding the hatch. There you see the perfect shot of the hatch. That on the left side is the hatch um, that they pop their heads out of and it is not as sealed and doesn't have as many layers um, of armor and reactive armor. Um, uh as the rest of the tank. So, that's why uh it's one of the top one of the places that they aim for. And the Israelis have a call sign for when they hear this. I talked about it last week. They call it an air hammer. And out over their radios they send a warning that it's an air hammer. And like I said, uh Haaretz said the two things that soldiers do when they hear air hammer is duck and pray. Um, let's look at number 17. Going to chase uh some more soldiers on the same base up here on the top of this mountain near Nakura. This is on the western coast. Um, this is a previous IDF position, long-term position on the border. So, now they're striking on the Israeli side of the border here. Uh and you're going to see this drone circle around. And if you look at the bottom right, you're going to see soldiers running right there. There you got the Hezbollah circles. Uh you can see them go into the hangar and the drone chases them into the hangar. And it's going to detonate in the hangar uh and send the piercing charge through that underground area. And again, one fatality, 11 wounded in all of these operations according to the Israelis. This is in the western 146th division is a reserve division that is in charge of uh this area of responsibility. So, this is a reserve unit getting hammered. Um, let's take a look at 18. This is a uh shot on a uh helicopter base, a staging base you could say. The drone's going to come down. You see the soldier fleeing. Some talk that he was fleeing into a washroom. I think those are their makeshift bomb shelters, but >> for his sake, you wouldn't want that to be the washrooms. But he is a tank transporter battalion leader that was hit there. That's near Shlomi. Again, you can see how they have coverage over this whole base. You can see how there's cars there. So the cars the soldiers drive up to the bases in their car and then they're and then they're dispatched from this kind of staging ground into the occupation. There's a a helipad as well there. Let's take a look at number 19. Cuz this is a We saw this in Gaza as well. Using a servo motor to release, to drop the munition. The munition is what you're seeing at the bottom there. That's the new fuse that Hezbollah has adapted to the end of this round. And this isn't going to be an anti-tank round. This is going to be a fragmentation warhead. The anti-tank round creates a piercing dart. And this round is going to be a fragmentation round which blows like a grenade. And you can see why you would use that type of warhead on this. This is technical gear at an Israeli base. They drop on it and seem to hit it dead in the area. And if it is a fragmentation warhead, the the shrapnel will spray out and destroy all of that gear which we're going to see that happening on this video in a moment here. The last scene will show the next day that the Here it is that the the gear has been moved. So we have a bunch of these each week where they're picking off these um, you know, pretty significant deep intelligence to get these kind of targets. Um, so that was in uh, Ras al-Bayda as well. Um, let's look at 20 now. Um, this is in Bint Jbeil. You could see the roads all dug up again and they make their own paths cuz they're scared to drive on the roads fearing that they are um, that there's IEDs. Here you get another perfect example. Tank tank on the left, uh, tank on the right, uh, troop carrier on the left, two bulldozers and a tank in front and he's going to circle around. Uh, he has all of these options to hit. He's also looking in that house to see if there's anyone moving in that house. But then he's going to turn, come back, and hit the D9 armored bulldozer, which is the the target to hit in this circumstance with those targets cuz you're going to destroy the D9 armored bulldozer entirely with this warhead that is delivered right into the cockpit. Um, so they lose another D9 armored bulldozer, which is a genocide tool. It's really there's no other purpose for a D9 bulldozer than genocide. Uh, let's look at number 21. Here we have one of these thermal There's an anti-tank guided missile strike, a Cornet strike. You could see the tank there burning. Um, we're watching this on thermal camera at night. There's a second Cornet anti-tank missile strike on a tank and you can see that tank burning there as Um, and now you're going to see uh, a complex operation. This is the Israelis trying to They can see their spotlight trying to um, figure out what's going on after they've got two burning tanks and now artillery is being launched at them along with a smoke screen from their tanks. Um, their tanks can uh, hold a smoke screen um, with their exhaust and they pump it out from there. You're going to see them here hit with a few more mortars uh in this period of time uh before the fire There you see them uh fired down on the troops and you're going to see the third uh anti-tank guided missile strike there. And again, burning vehicle. Um this is on the western coast. Now you're going to see footage. This is from Suur uh from Tyre in South Lebanon uh shot by Lebanese civilians showing the tanks that are burning in that case. So, significant multi-layered operation there in uh Russell Bayada. Let's look at 22. Another uh really smart target. This is going to target an Ofek uh which is a command and control vehicle. Uh it's not your everyday tank. It's built on the uh hull of a Merkava tank um but it is it has enhanced electronic warfare and jamming systems in there and they put it right through the open back door which would completely blow up that uh entire um uh command and control capability, the network capabilities that those use those Ofeks. They have only a limited number of them and that is just that is uh prime targeting and this is what we're seeing in now week 10. Uh total command by the pilots um and also of the targeting of what to choose to target. Not not only the flying, uh not only the attacking, but what's the subject of the targeting. Um when we compare this to the first week, um remarkable development that has the Israelis still week after week scrambling. Um let's look at 23 cuz this is the one that everybody wants. Everybody want Everybody asks me why they don't send two cameras so that we can see battle damage assessment. Um and I think the simple answer for that is um it's just too many drones, but you're going to see the Merkava tank there and you can see it's uh it's cannon is pointing up, it's main gun is pointing up and they're putting that drone into that hole. Which is an effective place to hit it if you're going to hit a tank. You can see how it's lifted up there and now here's the second drone going to show you the first drone hit and there that's what it looks like when the tank gets hit. Um, but I just don't think when you're fighting a battle for uh an existential battle, battle for survival, um, I don't think you have the the uh the luxury of doubling up just so people can see um, the aftermath, but you can see that's a significant strike on the tank and the tank did not defeat that round. There's no question about that. Um, so there's there's two cameras for the people who asked for it, but I don't think it's something that uh Hezbollah will do uh very often, although they did it this morning. I was editing that in the green room before coming on. Um, they did show us from multiple camera angles and when they do that, it's definitely a devastating uh military media intervention. Let's look at 24 now. Again, uh this is in Ras al-Bayada. You can see the coast uh off in the distance there. It's targeting a reserve battalion and they're going to come in down on this Merkava tank and again targeting the door. Um, so we're not seeing at all this week anything uh targeting the armored front, uh the armored top. Um, there it is, it goes directly through the door and when this last frame freezes, you're going to see it freeze on that right on the door. So that is a perfect hit. The pilots are good. Um, the Israeli military said that the pilots are spread out across all the front line. They're not in their normal um unit. Uh they're not in the the air force of Hezbollah, their drone unit, um but they're rather embedded within all of the different infantry units. So, um they have these all across the front lines, and there's a direct hit on the back door of that Merkava. Um let's go 25 cuz we see Humvees here being targeted, and these are also good targets. We saw in Gaza anytime uh we saw a single round RPG be fired in Gaza, they were firing them at these uh these Humvees cuz of course the genius in Gaza was that they were firing Yasin 105s, and those were tandem charged. They had two uh charges in each warhead, and if those could be used in these circumstances, they would be effective because they have the two rounds. So, there's the destruction of that Humvee, and we know that the Americans last week I reported on the American air bridge of weapons, and we watched these Humvees and Hemetts come off the trucks uh uh come off the ships, I should say, um replacing all of these so that Israel can continue its genocide. But taking out these hum these Humvees that are already in in Lebanon at forward positions, this is massively disruptive for the ability of the Israelis to fight if they were trying to fight uh instead of just attacking civilians. Um let's look at 26, another one in Ras al-Bayada. Uh another one versus a tank. You see a whole group of them there that are shown. This one's going to hit the track of the tank. Possible mobility kill when you hit the track. Um you're going to see it come down here. I think he maybe misses the door by a little bit, but he's aiming for the door, and once that round detonates, it's going to send a piercing shot through that door uh in any case and it's also going to destroy the tread um the track on that uh armored vehicle. Let's look at 27 now. This is uh what I thought we would start seeing more of and I think we will see much more of in the coming weeks. This is an attack on a forward base and rather than attacking the armored vehicles parked in front of the forward base um Hezbollah's going to put this drone through the living room window of the um which puts the anti-tank ground uh into you'll see that the round will detonate off the window and um will send its pierce and its shrapnel into the base. So, perhaps the base is empty or perhaps Israel's lying about their uh casualties. Um I tend to think it's the latter. Let's look at 28. Now, we're going to go into the riverbed uh the Litani riverbed near Deir Siriane here. So, we're now back up in the um top of the Galilee panhandle and you can see using this riverbed Israel is trying to use this riverbed as cover which you can see they're going to fly over a number of vehicles here uh in the valley. Again, just beautiful South Lebanon. Um being destroyed by a genocidal uh entity that doesn't seem to know when to stop. Turns around, comes back, and heads down into the valley where there is a land land Land Rover command Jeep. Look on the back, it's bristling with uh intelligence surveillance um satellite radar. You see it hit that. Um that's usually a command vehicle and that is a significant loss because that is how they organized their network connectivity through their different uh vehicles and you can see on the back there it's just uh lit with uh antennae antennas cameras uh satellite radar. So, significant hit there. Are we on 27 tomorrow? Yes. No. We're on 29. I'm with you. Uh so, there we saw a Jeep hidden, a Humvee hidden there. He's going to come back around on it. Um this one is the tent. They're going to hit the tent and this is interesting because Israel is thinking that the solution See the tent there? And they've got the they've got it trying to conceal it there. Um that is a base and rather than the Jeep, he's going to go and hit on that base. Presumably, there's troops underneath there. Uh and a direct hit on it um and Israel today said that the IDF has uh sent to Lebanon 158,000 square meters, which is basically 20 soccer fields or football pitches, depending on where you are in the world, uh of netting. And the idea is that they're going to put netting all over everything. Um which is something that they do in um the war in in Ukraine. They use fishing nets. Um it's not totally clear to me. They use different weapons on the drones in um uh in Ukraine than they are here with Hezbollah. If these Hezbollah rounds get tangled up in the net, it should be enough power based on the speed that the that the quadcopter is flying, it should be enough power to trigger the fuse um and detonate. So, I don't think these uh I don't think these screens are going to be uh the savior that Israel is banking on, but we will uh reserve judgment on that until we see uh more operations against those nets. That's the first time we saw that this week, um passing on vehicles entirely and hitting uh troop positions. Let's look at number 30, cuz this is going to get uh a soldier in a house. Again, remember, one soldier killed, 11 wounded in this entire week in uh Hezbollah FPV drone operations, according to the Israelis. So, it's going to fly around here, and you're going to see standing out on the balcony there. Oh, sorry, this side, yeah. There he is. Uh Israeli soldier unlikely alone in that house, so he's out on the He's being a soldier in a window for the rest of his group, and the uh pilot is going to take it around perpendicular and go right through the front window into that base. Um this is in Taybeh. Again, on the northern uh northwestern part of the Galilee panhandle. So, into a uh into a house of soldiers. Um this is what we've seen now. This is the fourth one in this uh pack alone, and I've already there's been multiple um that you'll see on next week's show, cuz uh we have As you know, our cutoff deadline is Wednesday. We can't uh We have to have a production window. So, it These are Wednesday to Wednesday. So, next week you will see um the the operations from the past from today and yesterday will be the beginning of next week's show. And previously I was saying like these operations were 2 weeks old, they're not that way anymore. We're getting these the day after in a lot of cases. Sometimes we get them the same day. The most is 2 days after. So, these operations that you're watching are actually operations from this past week, whereas in previous uh resistance reports we were talking about operations that were 2 weeks in some cases previously. So, that's an an advance too that we're watching. So, let's look at 31. We've got another thermal operation here. If you can look at the circles on the left-hand side there and now in the middle, you're going to see little soldiers start to run. They're tracking in this at least a dozen cuz you can see there's some more coming running down the hill to go into that house. So, now we've seen half a dozen at least and then if you see to the right, you can see a few more are coming. Yeah, there's another bunch of them. So, we're looking at and then there's three more coming from the from the right. There's another one coming. They're all running down the hill. Now we're upwards of 15 just that we've seen with our eyes enter this building and here comes an anti-tank guided missile strike Cornet. The tank killer unit firing on a Israeli military troop position. Possible thermobaric there. I think we would see a little more if it was thermobaric. It's very tough to tell with the thermal cuz we don't get enough shots to really tell, but the the Cornet has a thermobaric warhead which would just make a a mess of that Israeli position. Let's look at 32 now. Again on the coast, again battering the same division on the coast. This is going to be another Humvee here. Circling around back to hit the Humvee. That in the back of that Humvee is covering up, um, technical gear as well. And directly onto the hood, that explodes, the Humvee explodes, it's completely out of service, uh, another destroyed one. And this week alone, I I I marked them all down, tanks and APCs took 30 FPV drones and six anti-tank guided missiles. Humvees and other vehicles like those Land Rovers, the vehicles that were instantly destroyed, they took 19 at, you know, half a million to a million a piece. Um, the D9, uh, bulldozers and excavators took 15 FPV strikes, troops took 50. So, we're now seeing more troops being targeted than we're seeing vehicles, uh, here in week 10. One against the Iron Dome, six against gear and equipment. Um, and then we also saw, um, upwards of 50 rocket and artillery operations, which are complementing these drone operations all the time. And we talk about the drone operations because they have videos on them, and we can break down the videos. Um, but the rocket ops are, uh, a consistent part. They match all of these operations afterwards, after they're hit by the drones, they'll fire artillery on the same spot when, um, when, uh, troops are gathered around there. So, let's take a look at 33 cuz these are going on all week. This is the Hezbollah built Sayyad 107 drone. You're going to watch it with the air piston, uh, launch, which reduces its, uh, heat signature for the Israelis that are trying to track it. And these drones are coming across the border, uh, constantly, every day, um, across the border, but also on Israeli troop positions in Lebanon. There's a good shot of it flying. And we've seen those flying across the border, the Hezbollah shows them flying up to the border, and then, uh, Israelis in the north, uh, often show us them flying because these defeat uh, air defense systems. These often have to be shot down with helicopters. So these are very effective weapons that are constantly being used. Hezbollah built and then this last one here is this goes this artillery man firing from the bush reminded me of when I visited South Lebanon after the 2006 war and somebody said to me that all the rocks are Hezbollah and it was a reference to even the rocks are Hezbollah, which is a reference to when Hezbollah used to hide uh audio systems, recording systems for troops in the rocks or the rocks were IEDs. Uh in this case even the trees are Hezbollah. Uh this artillery man firing from the bush and all you would see from the outside is a mortar flying out of the trees. So even the trees are Hezbollah. So this has been the resistance report for day 951