FPV decapitation operations are becoming more like precision strikes in video games, but the fault tolerance in real-world command chains isn't high.

According to Kan, Hezbollah used explosive-laden FPV drones to attack the vehicle of Rafi Milo, the commander of the Northern Command in southern Lebanon. Milo and his assistant had left before the attack, with no casualties. Analysis suggests this move reflects their intention to target high-ranking military officers; the Amit Institute states they monitor the movement trajectories of Israeli officials and plan to attack Israeli command, control, and defense systems through drones and joint military operations.