I'm glad Ukraine is able to use these, but they're hardly the ones who "redefin[ed] warfare" this way. > In its heyday in 2017, ISIL launched 60 to 100 drone a

I'm glad Ukraine is able to use these, but they're hardly the ones who "redefin[ed] warfare" this way. > In its heyday in 2017, ISIL launched 60 to 100 drone attacks per month across Syria and northern Iraq. The group flew a combination of modified commercial drones, most often Chinese-made DJI Phantom quadcopters, and bespoke drones manufactured in its own workshops. https://warontherocks.com/2020/12/how-the-army-out-innovated-the-islamic-states-drones/ https://warontherocks.com/2020/12/how-the-army-out-innovated...