Drone to Drone combat

 Drone-to-drone combat, also known as drone warfare or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) combat, refers to the use of drones for military or defense purposes. Drones can be equipped with a variety of weapons, including missiles, bombs, and other payloads, and can be used to attack targets on the ground or in the air.

Drone warfare has become increasingly prevalent in recent years, as drones offer a number of advantages over traditional aircraft. They can be remotely operated from a distance, allowing for greater control and flexibility, and can be deployed in situations where it may be too risky for human pilots.

However, the use of drones for military or defense purposes has also raised a number of ethical and legal issues, including concerns about the accuracy of targeting, the potential for collateral damage, and the lack of accountability for actions taken by drones. As such, the use of drones for military or defense purposes is a controversial topic, and the rules and regulations surrounding their use are still being debated and refined.