Drones hold the fighting between India and Pakistan

Experts said that his appearance for the first time from drones the attack in the conflict between India and Pakistan is pumping a new and worrying style of war between nuclear armed forces.

But it was also inevitable, given the spread of armed drones in fighting all over the world.

India and Pakistan are developing drone construction industries in recent years, and both unmanned aircraft are foreign allies. Most of what is now published in the last conflict, after an attack in the disputed Kashmir region, is a one -way Camicase aircraft that is everywhere in the war in Ukraine and all of them will definitely be a record weapon in fighting lizards to move forward.

India has said it has identified Turkish drones that Pakistan uses; Pakistan said it had identified Israeli drones that India uses. None of these reports cannot be checked independently.

Defense officials in India said that the Pakistan army tried to air violations on Thursday night in 36 locations with “300 to 400” drones to test the air defense system in India. Pakistan, for its part, claimed that it had shot down more than 70 Indian drones since the escalation began. No account can be confirmed independently.

“None of the countries do not use any drone capable of carrying nuclear warheads.” While the conflict was “incredible”, he also indicated that drones are generally used as the lowest possible step in the conflict, usually to pressure and investigate the air defenses of the opponent.

“I am optimistic about the fact that the first response is a limited number of drones used,” said Mr. Rogers, CEO of the Cornell Brooks Institute of Technological Policy. “They show that, politically and military, they can damage when and where they want, and both sides are sure to do so.”

Mr. Rogers said that at least 118 countries have drones in their arsenal, up from about 60 countries in 2010 that were either thinking or thinking about.

He said that Pakistan is likely to have a limited number of drones, although it has developed many drones the attack and also the so -called ammunition full, such as Kamikaze drones. Armed aircraft are also importing from China and recently last year, from Türkiye, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.

Mr. Rogers said that the drone industry in India is much more sophisticated, and includes Earth, air and marine drones. He said he also buys them from Israel.

He said that either party was likely not more than 100 drones against the other, and warned that wrong information could exaggerate the amount of reported attacks.

Shuja Nawaz, the former director of the South Asian Center at the Atlantic Council, said that both India and Pakistan are using drones to explore the locations of each other and test the response times. He said that both refuse to identify the international rules that govern the sovereign airspace.

“There will be frustration in their ability to cause some kind of damage they want on the other side, by using unmanned air weapons systems,” said Mr. Nawaz. “After that, the next stage may try to resort to planes and missiles. Since both of them have nuclear weapons, God knows what.”

A respondent The reports contributed.