Armed drones have serious ethical implications; why are we ignoring them?
Drones, like the one that recently launched a missile strike that killed Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, are completely changing the rules of warfare. Luke Barrs, author of a book about the Christian response to armed drones, explains why reflecting deeply on the implications of this new technology is essential
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