Human rights organizations have raised concerns over a sharp rise in attacks using unmanned aircraft, which they say are increasingly striking civilian populations and critical infrastructure. The escalating use of drones in conflict zones has prompted warnings about potential violations of international law and growing risks to non-combatants. Experts highlight the need for stricter regulations to prevent further harm as these incidents continue to mount. The reports underscore the urgent need for accountability and measures to protect vulnerable communities from unintended consequences of modern warfare.
Rights groups warn increasing attacks by unmanned aircraft are targeting civilians and infrastructure.
