A chilling New York Times investigation has exposed the U.S. military's drone warfare program, revealing over 1,000 civilian deaths linked to faulty intelligence and flawed targeting over the past decade. Yet, no military personnel have faced consequences — and victims remain without justice. 💔
A Soldier's Regret
Brandon Bryant, a former U.S. Air Force drone pilot, shared his harrowing story: He enlisted in 2005 hoping to fund his education but ended up remotely firing missiles at targets labeled as threats. His commander bluntly told him his role was to \"kill people and break things.\"
Game Over for Accountability?
Pentagon documents confirm systemic failures, but zero charges have been filed against U.S. personnel. Critics compare the drone program to a \"video game with real-world casualties,\" highlighting the ethical gray zones of remote warfare. 🎯🌐
The Human Cost
Families in conflict zones describe drone strikes as \"lightning from a clear sky,\" destroying homes and lives without warning. Bryant, now an advocate, says: \"We created generations of trauma. When does the collateral damage end?\"
