The Al-Quds Brigades – the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement – broadcast scenes that it said were from the artillery attack on Israeli enemy concentrations, soldiers and vehicles on the front lines of the advance in the center of Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.
The video stated that after controlling an Autel Evo Max 4t reconnaissance aircraft, Al-Saraya fighters carried out “an artillery take-up operation based on the important information they obtained from the controlled aircraft.”
In the video broadcast by Tel Aviv Tribune, Al Saraya showed scenes from the plane, which it said was used to create three-dimensional flight paths, equipped with a laser finder to determine coordinates with high accuracy, and equipped with a high-resolution thermal imaging camera. It contains a GPS device.
It also showed scenes from the aerial survey from the controlled plane and from field monitoring after analyzing the aerial survey coordinates, in addition to scenes from enemy helicopters landing to evacuate the dead and wounded.
Commenting on the scenes shown by Tel Aviv Tribune, the military and strategic expert, Major General Fayez Al-Duwairi, suggested that the plane from which the Al-Quds Brigades obtained important information did not go down, but was descended in order to obtain information.
Al-Duwairi mentioned – in his daily military analysis – that the landing operation provided more than one benefit to the Palestinian resistance, first that it provided information about the locations of the occupation army forces, and that the areas identified by this plane were bombed with mortars, in addition to that the resistance will benefit from these planes. In developing its capabilities for drones and others.
