For decades, anti-tank missiles have remained one of the deadliest threats to ground forces. Despite technological advances, this threat, which became significant during the Yom Kippur War in 1973, has still not lost its impact. According to the Israeli publication NZIV, the most significant problem for the Israeli army is the Russian Kornet ATGMs, which are in service with Hamas and Hezbollah.

According to the publication, such missiles have long become not just a means of fighting against tanks, but an effective tool in the hands of groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah against Israeli troops. Statistics show that thousands of soldiers became victims precisely due to the penetrating ability of the shaped charges of these missiles.

The accuracy and range of modern electro-optically guided anti-tank missiles are increasing, making them capable of hitting not only military equipment, but also buildings and groups of military personnel at considerable distances. As missiles become more sophisticated, Israeli defense systems are still searching for ways to effectively neutralize them.

It was previously reported that thanks to the Kornets, Israel could lose a significant number of its tanks and armored vehicles.

A little earlier, Avia.pro journalists Reported that due to an unknown electronic warfare system, 46 thousand flights flying over the Baltic Sea encountered problems.