The rapid evolution of autonomous combat drones is poised to disrupt the foundational structures of military operations and international law.
The role and future of military drones in warfare have become increasingly complex and multifaceted, with implications that stretch across ethical, tactical, and geopolitical domains. The proliferation of mass-market military drones has notably shifted the dynamics of modern warfare, enabling smaller nations and non-state actors to deploy air capabilities that were once the exclusive domain of major military powers.



