Drone Proliferation in Modern Warfare: A Closer Look at Iran and Ukraine

Ahmet AltindalRidipt SinghAlexandra Migle KaruzaiteTessa FooEllen CameronLeopold MaisonnyChristopher DuftyKathryn Hockman
Written By London Politica

The case studies of Iran and Ukraine underscore the far-reaching impact of drone proliferation on contemporary conflicts. The rapid growth and globalisation of the Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) industry have created numerous access points for parties looking to acquire drones. While the sector's growth has democratised the technology, the increasing number of states using drones highlights a troubling trend of proliferation.

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