🔍 A chilling revelation from a former U.S. Army drone pilot has reignited debates over military accountability. Brandon Bryant, who operated surveillance and strike missions in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Africa, says \"no one is ever punished\" for civilian casualties caused by drone attacks—a claim backed by a 2021 Kabul strike that killed 10 civilians, including seven children.
💥 Bryant, enlisted in 2005, conducted hundreds of thousands of missions before his honorable discharge in 2011. Now battling PTSD, he calls the U.S. military’s lack of transparency \"a systemic failure,\" arguing civilian deaths are \"just the tip of the iceberg\" after two decades of conflict.
🌐 His story exposes a grim reality: while tech-driven warfare dominates headlines, its human cost often remains hidden. For young activists and global citizens demanding accountability, Bryant’s testimony adds fuel to calls for reform. \"How many more families will suffer before someone answers?\" he asks.
