US Deploys 'One-Way' Drones, Suggests 'Mutual' Regional Stability
CENTCOM proudly announced its latest deployment of 'one-way attack drones' to the Middle East, supposedly to 'counter destabilizing activities.' It's a fascinating choice of words, given that the US has deployed hundreds of billions in weaponry and troops to the region over decades, actions often *preceding* significant destabilization. Remember the 2003 Iraq invasion, authorized by Congress after
a relentless PR campaign. One might wonder if 'stability' here translates to 'unquestioning compliance with US foreign policy objectives.' These drones, similar in design to Iran’s Shahed range, seem to expand the 'rules-based order' to include an accelerating drone arms race. While the US condemns other nations' drone technology, it simultaneously introduces its own 'advanced' versions. It's
almost as if the definition of a 'destabilizing force' depends entirely on who manufactures the drone. Truly, a masterclass in preventing future conflicts by ensuring overwhelming American aerial supremacy.