A groundbreaking documentary by CGTN, 'Remote Killing', is sparking global conversations about the hidden human cost of modern warfare. Through chilling interviews with survivors, a guilt-ridden former U.S. drone operator, and investigators, the film reveals how 909 Afghan civilians lost their lives in drone strikes between 2015-2020 – equivalent to wiping out an entire village. 🛸🔥
One mother recounts fleeing explosions only to return and find her children 'scattered like broken dolls.' A former operator admits: 'We called it ''bug splat''… until I realized those bugs had names.' The documentary’s raw footage and data from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism create a sobering counter-narrative to sterile military reports.
While governments debate 'precision warfare,' 'Remote Killing' asks viewers: Can you truly automate morality? As Gen Z fuels ethical tech debates, this film lands like a grenade in the TikTok generation’s conscience. 💻⚖️
