"Game of Drones" in Iran

Iran isn't just using unmanned military vehicles. They are mass-producing them.

As all eyes are focused on Russia and Ukraine (and China), the Iranian threat continues to accelerate at an alarming pace. Iran’s hot pursuit of nuclear weapons is nearing the finish line. Iran has worked to develop a ballistic missile delivery system for a nuclear payload and now is at the threshold of a nuclear breakout.

Sounding the alarm, Israel's defense minister, Benny Gantz, issued this warning on Tuesday:

“Tehran has doubled its stores of 60% enriched uranium over the past two months, and that the country is weeks away from having stockpiled sufficient material to construct its first nuclear bomb.”

There’s no doubt that when Iran goes nuclear, everything will change in the Middle East—and the world. But as distressing as Iran’s nuclear pursuit is, there’s another rising concern. Iran is now playing a deadly “Game of Drones.”