WallaNews reported that after experiencing the management of hundreds of Israeli and American aircraft and simultaneously countering missiles and drones during the war against the Islamic Republic, the Israeli Air Force has changed its air-traffic-control training and its reconnaissance and tracking capabilities.

According to this report, after the “Roar of Lions” operation, the Israeli Air Force carried out a broad review of its air-traffic-control system performance and transferred the lessons learned into training courses.

One of the main focuses of these changes is training personnel to make very rapid decisions in conditions where long-range attacks, air defense, and extensive traffic of military aircraft are flowing at the same time.

A senior Israeli Air Force officer told WallaNews: “We reviewed our training courses and placed greater emphasis on the ability to make very rapid decisions.” According to him, while this approach had previously been applied to airspace management, it has now been expanded to the air-defense domain.