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Add Pakistan To Growing List Of Countries Preparing To Stockpile Shahed-Style Attack Drones
Add Pakistan To Growing List Of Countries Preparing To Stockpile Shahed-Style Attack Drones
The Pakistan-based drone company Sysverve Aerospace can now be added to the rapidly expanding list of defense firms worldwide racing to develop, manufacture, stockpile, and potentially deploy low-cost, one-way attack drones on the modern battlefield. The proliferation of these drones across two major battlefields in Eurasia is set to permanently reshape warfare.
Pakistani-American artificial intelligence investor Amir Husain posted on X about an exhibit featuring Sysverve’s latest "Shahed-like loitering munition."
When asked on X by one user where the...
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