The CIA carried out a drone strike earlier this month on a port facility on the coast of Venezuela, sources familiar with the matter told CNN, marking the first known US attack on a target inside that country.

Washington has imposed sanctions on a Venezuelan aerospace company and its chairman for allegedly facilitating the acquisition, assembly and operation of Iranian-designed Mohajer-series unmanned aerial vehicles with surveillance and strike capabilities.

That same month, Israel also launched clandestine drone attacks from within Iran to destroy military and nuclear sites. In April, Houthi rebels used drones and cruise missiles to attack the USS Harry Truman —a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier—in the Red Sea.

The newly formed company will also work alongside the division’s innovation unit to develop and produce in-house drone components.

If foreign drones get banned, why wouldn't all these bad guys just buy American drones instead? It's not clear how the prohibition solves the purported problem.

The US military has activated its first-ever one-way attack squadron, operating a derivative of Iran’s prolific Shahed-136 kamikaze drone. US Central Command (CENTCOM) revealed the creation of the new unit on 3 December, giving it the name Task Force ...

The United States and Taiwan have announced an $11.1 billion arms package that if completed would be one of Washington’s biggest-ever military sales to the island.

A US military drone crashed Saturday in northern Iraq, hitting a regional office of Iraq's largest Sunni political party in an area that remains an insurgent stronghold, an American military official said yesterday. Associated Press reported that the ...

The change does not affect existing drones, but prevents all foreign-made drones announced after December 22 2025, from entering the US. That means that previously released products will continue to be available for sale in the US, but future launches will be unble to obtain the FCC approval required to sell the new models in the US.

The Trinidad and Tobago government on Wednesday criticised the use of drones to acquire photos of United States “military installations and equipment” noting “with great concern” drone activity in close proximity to both the Piarco International Airport in Trinidad and the ANR Robinson Airport in Tobago.

New footage released by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency reveals a development that could fundamentally change how future wars are fought, showing a U.S. military drone being recovered in mid-air for the first time.