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@dieaguiser @MarioNawfal onle 1 was blow up, most of the hit do not cause serious damage.

@FromFeri @MarioNawfal I was talking about the hezbollah´s from videos released on tg. But there are of both ways. Drone side and operator side. Referring to the damage, look at the news. They blew up a lot of Merkava tanks.

🇱🇧🇮🇱 Israel destroyed almost all of Hezbollah's missile arsenal, and now the IDF is being fought to a standstill by $400 drones. Hezbollah's fiber optic cable-guided FPV drones are the same weapon dominating Ukraine's battlefield, equipped with a physical cable replacing the radio signal. Which means… Israel's electronic jamming systems cannot touch them. Israel's own military has admitted there is no magic formula for stopping them. The asymmetry is almost absurd: Israel is spending thousands of dollars per intercept shooting down drones that cost less than a weekend in Tel Aviv. And while Israel does have the Iron Beam laser system which is cheap to fire, they only have a limited number of units. These drones are not a war-winning weapon and they won’t push Israel out of Lebanon. But they make occupation expensive, extend the conflict indefinitely, and give Hezbollah something to fight with after losing almost everything else… Source: DW News

@davinismo5512 @d_foubert Typical AI bullshitting. When you use the Ai for posting you need remove the slop parts.

@d_foubert "Continental scale" Bro, France is smaller than most brazilian states

France 🇫🇷 was pissed off at Spain 🇪🇸 and the stupid Habsburgs, so it took matters into its own hands and made its own Gibraltar. The Canal du Midi, built in the 1660s–1680s, pushed the frontier of civil engineering—locks, aqueducts, and, crucially, a complex water-supply system (reservoirs like Saint-Ferréol) to keep a summit canal fed. Economically, it never quite justified its cost. Tolls were high, traffic seasonal, and by the 19th century railways undercut it decisively. The canal solved a strategic problem that did not translate into sustained commercial dominance. But as statecraft, it is hard to dispute. The same administrative machine that built fortresses and armies also built infrastructure at continental scale—planning, financing, and executing across decades. The Canal du Midi is less a profit story than a demonstration of French capacity to reshape geography to serve policy.

@dieaguiser @MarioNawfal The drone carry the fibers, checks the ukrainen war videos.

@FromFeri @MarioNawfal The fiber unrolls from the operators side.

@dieaguiser @MarioNawfal Not really. Fiber optic drone can only carry small warhead. They need carry the many km fiber optics. It cause real problem, that part is true.

@MarioNawfal The fov drones are causing an extravagant number of casualties to the IDF.

@rabindraX238 @Osint613 You can not think, few drones are not major escalation. This is a bullshit from shitty and useless AI. Use your fcking brain and try to make real analysis without AI.

Footage: A Hezbollah explosive drone crashed intact near an IDF unit in the buffer zone in Lebanon today and did not detonate. The drone carried an optical fiber spool for direct control by the operator, an RPG warhead payload, and a battery pack. It landed near the force, no injuries reported. (Kan 11)

@rabindraX238 @Osint613 Thanks AI slop. What a bullshot...

Serious escalation—this kind of advanced drone shows how threats are evolving on the battlefield. Good that there were no injuries, but it’s a clear reminder why strong defense and vigilance matter. Leaders like Donald Trump have long emphasized staying ahead of such threats and backing allies facing them.

@nakbanator83937 @Osint613 They are commercial products. You can order all of them from China. No limits. RPG heads? There thousands from Assad in the caves and hides.

@Osint613 how lebanon got these optical fiber drones during the ceasefire forced on us by USA? this should be investigated probably from syria , europe or russia something aint right here the timing

@IIkemefule @Osint613 What is this AI slop? Meaningless bullshit

Another day, another Iranian-backed Hezbollah fail. Fibre-optic spool for jamming resistance, yet it couldn't even reach its target. Quality control in the Axis of Resistance seems... explosive." "Tehran sends Hezbollah drones with RPGs and fancy fibre cables. Result? A free gift for the IDF. Regime incompetence on full display again.

@HamSolCTO @noisyb0y1 100%, few landlords will allow it. If you can do this trick freely you are lucky

@noisyb0y1 This sounds good but its totally forbidden. In every contract you make for renting a property is classified that you can't rent it out to 3rd part. He probably will be sued big at some point. Of course there is a little chance the owners know what he is doing and they are agree

22-year-old makes $187,000 a month on Airbnb without owning a single property. He rents apartments from landlords at standard long-term rates, furnishes them and lists them on Airbnb at short-term prices that are significantly higher. The difference between what he pays the landlord and what guests pay - that's his profit from each apartment every month. He now has 30+ properties and his revenue almost doubled last month - closing in on $200,000. No bank loan to buy real estate, no personal capital - just signed rental agreements and the right listing on the platform.

@hayden4kickz @noisyb0y1 It is sure very few landlords or city will allow it. I know lots of city limit the operation of AirBNB.

@noisyb0y1 This is fkn horse shit click farming you cannot rent out property you dont own

@give_proof250 These drones are headache in Ukraina as well. No easy and cheap solution against them

🚨Invisible Threat:🚨 How Hezbollah’s Fiber-Optic Drones Are Outsmarting Israel’s Billion-Dollar Defenses

@DrTannhaeuser @BirthGauge Many friend left Budapest and move the agglomeration. It was cheaper then inside Budapest. You have to option, leave the city and live in a nice big house or buy a shoebox inside the city and no room for kids.

@FromFeri @BirthGauge I thought so. Looking at some city demographics I noticed a broad bottom of newborn, followed by enormous gaps from 1 to 20 years of age. And the demographers themselves had noticed that up to half of all expecting parents leave the city to acquire a garden on cheaper ground.

Hungary recorded 3.5% fewer births in Q1 2026 compared to 2025 with its TFR falling to 1.29 children per woman (1.31 in 2025). An absolute disaster is unfolding in Budapest, where births plummeted by 11.7% and the TFR could go as low as 0.84 this year, by far the lowest of any major city in the EU.

@alarik3000 @BirthGauge No. There are some family who want kids. There are some accident (not everybody want to kill own baby) There are religious people who want many kids. It will be stabilized and vary between 0.8- 1.4.

@BirthGauge Birth rate will be 0 in all of Europe

@DrTannhaeuser @BirthGauge Definitely yes. There are lots of new construction near Budapest. Car dependent American style big family house and so on

Is it possible, that families moving out of Budapest to neighbouring districts account for this low TFR? It seems intuitive, that urban areas have a lower TFR, but just yesterday we saw on the 2025 map of Germany, that city states can surpass rural ones. Maybe the district borders include the suburban belt in one case but not the other. x.com/BirthGauge/sta…

@XelaEisenberg @IranObserver0 Nobody cares among IRGC. They need invite some iraq shia militia to shot down the angry protestor. White liberals will do not care. It will not fit in their narrative so it will be ignored.

@IranObserver0 The Islamic Republic is doomed and rightfully so! It is an humanitarian disaster and economically, ecologically, socially a total failure. Islam has failed. It is a kleptocratic theocracy that humanity should have shed with the invention of the printing press.

⚡️Iran does not want tolls to be paid in US dollars or Chinese Yuan A new law to be passed by the Iranian parliament will require vessels to pay tolls in Iranian rials for transiting the Strait of Hormuz With this measure, Iran aims to reduce its dependence on foreign currencies and strengthen its national currency

@AntiIsraeldxl @sysqo82 @EthanLevins2 Yes, but need more drone for a main battle tank. Even Russian tank survive multiple hit. This tank was likely repaired within of days.

@sysqo82 @EthanLevins2 Blowing up to the point of no repair = Destroy. sybau COD boy

$50 Hezbollah FPV drones destroying $5M IDF tanks. Enjoy

@imYadav31 @Abhinov_v Too much recovery can ruin the photo like in Vivo in some area

@Abhinov_v Blown on x9 ultra

Oppo Find X9 Ultra vs. Vivo X300 Ultra 📸 170mm 7.3x Mastermode JPEG max on Oppo SRAW JPEG on Vivo

@x_watcher74915 @cym27s What will stop the Hezb to attack the isralien village with drones?

@cym27s How about simply withdraw ?

Cope cages and nets on IDF vehicles to counter FPV drones in southern Lebanon

@SBlockspy @Osint613 True. However they destroy the tunnels near the international border.

@Osint613 Big blast, sur...but tunnels getting destroyed doesnt mean Hezbollah’s network is gone...they’ve been rebuilding this stuff for decades

IDF destroyed two major Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon today using 450 tons of explosives. The tunnels in Qantara span ~2 km, reach 25 meters deep, and were built over a decade with direct Iranian funding and guidance. Inside: weapons, bunk beds, and rocket launchers aimed at Israel. The military says they were designed as a staging ground for a Hezbollah invasion of the Galilee that never materialized.

@FromTheBigBang @Osint613 Thisb is the reality in every war. From Ukraina through Middle East until Africa.

@Osint613 The era of tanks and bunkers ending as the IDF discovers that even the most advanced army is just target practice for a $500 hobby drone.

Non stop Hezbollah FPV drone attacks on IDF soldiers holding positions in southern Lebanon. Should have learned from Ukraine,The IDF will now need to quickly adapt.