Israel’s firepower could destroy terrain, empty villages, and redraw contact lines – but Hezbollah’s rebuilt doctrine turned every meter of the ‘security zone’ into a trap.

Israel’s firepower could destroy terrain, empty villages, and redraw contact lines – but Hezbollah’s rebuilt doctrine turned every meter of the ‘security zone’ into a trap.

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  • Maeve@kbin.earth
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    2 hours ago

    But the same pattern also exposed clear limits: Israel could produce destruction faster than it could turn destruction into control, while close combat remained costly and the axes of advance stayed vulnerable to attrition.