Drone War

A drone war is a conflict or military operation in which unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, are used for surveillance, intelligence gathering, and offensive strikes against enemy targets. Drone warfare has become an increasingly popular tactic in modern warfare due to its ability to conduct targeted strikes with minimal risk to human lives.
Drone wars have been employed in various conflicts around the world, including in the War on Terror, where the United States has used drones to target terrorists in countries such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia. Drone technology has also been used in conflicts in Syria and Iraq, where drones have been used by the United States, Russia, and other nations to conduct airstrikes against ISIS targets.
While drone warfare can provide strategic advantages, it has also been criticized for its potential to cause civilian casualties and for the lack of transparency and accountability in the use of drones. The use of drones for targeted killings has raised ethical questions about the legality and morality of using unmanned machines to take human lives.
Category:Military
Category:Conflicts of Nations