Publication
Jul 2018
This paper evaluates the main factors that helped the so-called Islamic State (IS) to use modified commercial drones as weapons. It also highlights some of the broader threat and policy implications associated with the IS’ pioneering use of drones. This includes how the group—and its actions—could serve as an inspiration or model for other types of actors such nation-states or proxy groups that are developing their own hybrid warfare capabilities and strategies.
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Author | Don Rassler |
Series | CTC Reports |
Publisher | Combating Terrorism Center (CTC) |
Copyright | © 2018 Combating Terrorism Center (CTC) |