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Washington boosts precision weapon output to counter drones
A report has indicated that the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) plans to increase the production of laser-guided missile components to 35,000 units annually, in order to meet the growing demand for precision weapons to counter drone threats in the region. This move is part of efforts to enhance America's military capabilities to face escalating threats, particularly those related to drone insurgencies that have damaged supply and storage facilities in various areas. The figures suggest that Washington is aiming to bolster its stockpiles of precision weapons to keep pace with the evolving nature of regional and international conflicts.
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