In a statement recently, Daniel Hagari, spokesman for the Israeli Army, announced the sighting of numerous drones approaching Israeli territory, presumably launched from Iran. The Israeli Air Defense Forces are currently working to monitor the trajectory of these UAVs, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, which are expected to take a few more hours to reach the national airspace".

According to the statement released by Hagari, the units responsible for anti-aircraft defense are on maximum alert and are preparing to face a potential air threat. The situation could lead to temporary distortions of the GPS signal, a phenomenon that the officer directly links to attempts to intercept drones undertaken by Israeli military forces. These events highlight the growing state of tension in the region, highlighting the sophisticated surveillance and remote attack technology employed in modern conflicts. UAVs represent an increasingly central tool in military strategies due to their ability to carry out reconnaissance, surveillance and, in some cases, targeted attacks without directly putting human lives at risk.

Israeli authorities continue to monitor the situation very carefully, ready to defend their airspace from any violation. At the time we write, no further detailed information on the exact number of drones or their types has been disclosed. Israel's government and its armed forces remain on high alert to deal with this and any other threats from its regional neighbors.