The war in Ukraine showed the US Army just how effective small drones can be. They can be more than scouts. They can be offensive weapons.

The Pentagon eventually wants to field swarms of low-cost, one-way attack drones that cost just a few thousand dollars apiece.

A Russian drone has struck a home in Ukraine's Kharkiv region in an attack that killed a father and his three small children.

This weapon is literally made of scrap materials, but it’s the country’s most dangerous, and it’s about to be everywhere.

Russia is using larger drones as carriers to deliver FPVs for precision attacks from hundreds of miles away. Gerberas, most often seen as decoys during Shahed attacks, are carrying and launching small FPV attack drones far inside Ukraine.

A Pentagon video released has pushed drone warfare into a new phase. The footage, published as part of the US Department of War’s Swarm Forge initiative, shows a single operator striking three targets simultaneously with three small attack drones.

A Ukrainian brigade has been testing a fishing rod-like device on one of its drones. The line attached to the apparatus appears to be for entangling in the propeller of enemy drones. The brigade published two interception clips of quadcopters on Monday.

Police in NATO countries face demands for technology and training to stop hybrid drone attacks on airports and drones used for smuggling by organized criminal groups.

The US Army has taken a major step toward cheaper drone defense. During a

Experts say ISIL and al-Qaeda-linked groups use drones to target army positions with IEDs and to gather intelligence.