Now the US uses navy drones to hit Iran

It's just like the war in Ukraine where Kyiv is using every type of drone - aerial, naval, underwater. Now for the first time the US has launched surface drones to hit Iran's missile boats and other targets. It's extraordinary how Ukraine has changed the face of warfare for the rest of the world. Israel actually started it years back when they launched aerial drones to hit Syrian air defence systems in the 1970s. Israel pioneered the use of armed drones in warfare, althpugh the US used drones for surveillance in the Vietnam War in the 1960s. But drone warfare has taken off in the battle between Russia and Ukraine, and the drones have become longer-range, more deadly, and far more accurate. Now it's drone warfare between the US and Iran, and the first use by the US of naval surface drones shows how everyone has learnt the lessons from Ukraine. The only trouble is, they are one-way weapon systems, ie kamikaze. Once they've fulfilled their mission, they are destroyed by their own explosives. What the US needs is a two-way naval drone, that comes back, arms up and returns. It probably won't be long. Iran is already using aerial drones to target ships in the Strait of Hormuz and oil facilities in the Gulf. The UK government has transformed its defence strategy by focusing more on drones than anything else. It's the drone warefare era until soemthing else turns up of course.