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The Israeli army is moving to accelerate the integration of robots and unmanned systems into its ground operations in southern Lebanon, for reconnaissance, support for troops, and reducing risks to soldiers. Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir said these systems operate in front of and alongside the forces to enhance their effectiveness and protect them. Military experts noted that robotic systems can carry out continuous missions, and that some drones may remain airborne for up to 30 hours. Residents of Mayfadoun recounted small drones entering their homes, with one exploding near two children. The experts warned of the risk of civilians being targeted if programmed systems make firing decisions without human intervention, and of the implications for human rights and international humanitarian law.
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