From Ukraine to Operation Sindoor: How the Drone Age Has Gone Global
Drones are no longer the future of warfare—they are its frontlines. From the charred Russian bombers in Kursk to the precision drone strikes that rattled terror camps in Bahawalpur, two very different conflicts have confirmed the same truth: small, intelligent, and cost-effective aerial weapons are reshaping how nations fight. And India isn’t just catching up—it’s making its own doctrine. In Operation Sindoor, the Indian military unleashed a new generation of loitering munitions and anti-drone defense grids, all built at home, all combat-proven. It was a silent revolution in real time.
Read full article here…
This content is exclusive to BPN+ Members You’ve reached a story that’s part of our premium journalism—sharp, bold, and deeply reported. Login or Join BPN+ (It’s Free!) to continue reading. BPN+ membership gives you unlimited access to our investigative reports, expert opinion pieces, and exclusive editorial content—all at no cost. Stay informed. Stay empowered.
